Santiago Grisolía, one of the Spanish scientists with the greatest impact in the 20th century, died this Thursday at the age of 99 at the Valencia Clinical Hospital. Grisolía was a disciple of Severo Ochoa in the United States, where he developed almost his entire scientific career. He returned to Spain with the arrival of democracy, in the 70s of the last century. And he did so in his homeland, Valencia, where, in addition to directing several research institutes, he promoted the Jaime I scientific awards.
