Evidence-backed historical profile · Archive 5
Alexander Fleming
Historical record
Overview
August 6, 1881
March 11, 1955
5
Archive 5
MNV Complete Number Method
Complete Number 5
Birth dateAugust 6, 1881
date validation1881 + 8 + 6
digit extraction1 + 8 + 8 + 1 + 8 + 6 = 6
initial digit sum1 + 8 + 8 + 1 + 8 + 6 = 32
master number preservation32
reduction3 + 2 = 5
final value5 = 5
Archive classificationArchive 5
The calculation establishes only this result and Archive classification under the documented method.
Institutional citations
Evidence Explorer
Evidence supports only the factual claim or scope to which it is bound. It does not verify a person as a whole.
Institutional source 1
Sir Alexander Fleming — Facts
Nobel Prize Outreach
Records Fleming's exact birth and death dates, bacteriology role, 1928 penicillin observation, and shared 1945 award context.
Institutional source 2
The origins of Imperial’s Faculty of Medicine
Imperial College London
Separates Fleming's laboratory discovery from Florey and Chain's later therapeutic development and records the St Mary's institutional context.
Evidence details
Formal and common-name identity only; no whole-Person verification.
Exact Gregorian civil date supplied by institutional Sources; no conversion performed.
Exact death date, separately governed and excluded from calculation.
Scottish bacteriologist and physician whose laboratory observation led to the identification of penicillin
corroboratedRole language is bounded to institutional Evidence and creates no ranking or lone-genius claim.
St Mary's Hospital Medical School, London University, Nobel Prize, and Imperial institutional contexts remain separately scoped
evidence-locatedAffiliation implies no endorsement, continuous tenure, sole credit, or present-day authority.
Fleming's 1928 observation and naming of penicillin are distinguished from the later therapeutic development and large-scale production involving Howard Florey, Ernst Chain, Norman Heatley, and others.
evidence-locatedContribution and controversy remain evidence-bound, collective where applicable, non-editorial, and subject to independent review.
Scope and limits
What this record establishes
Historical evidence
Institutional evidence supports only the factual claim or claims to which it is bound.
Calculation
The Complete Number establishes Archive classification under the documented MNV method.
Numerology
Traditional interpretation does not establish or explain this person’s behavior, traits, accomplishments, or life outcomes.
Corpus
Membership describes the current documented MNV corpus, not all people in history.
Profile-specific limits
- Discovery, isolation, therapeutic development, trials, and mass production remain distinct collective histories.
- Nobel and institutional language does not create sole-credit or whole-Person significance claims.
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