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Franciszek Rychnowski (1850–1929) – niedoceniony geniusz, maniak czy obłąkaniec?

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Rataj P.
Kwartalnik Historii Nauki i Techniki
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2021
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vol. 66
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issue 1
55–107
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The article presents the forgotten figure of Franciszek Rychnowski, an engineer from Lviv, mainly relying on his own writings and press releases from the period. The text describes his pioneering technical activity in Galicia, especially in the field of heating and electrical engineering. As far as it was possible, the paper elaborates on the concept of the so-called electroid (or etheroid) – substance (or energy) which Rychnowski held responsible for all phenomena in nature, and around which he forged his own theory of the operation of the universe. The text includes the summaries of his talks, interviews, and more interesting reports on the alleged properties of this substance, as well as reactions to them.
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Éva Vámos (1950–2015)

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WYKA E.
Prace Komisji Historii Nauki PAU
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2015
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vol. 14
365-367
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Przedstawiony jest syntetyczny opis dokonań prof. dr hab. Évy Katalin Vámos (22 maja 1950 – 25 lipca 2015), historyka nauki, muzealnika nauki i techniki, wieloletniej dyrektor Węgierskiego Muzeum Nauki, Techniki i Transportu w Budapeszcie.
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The article describes synthetically the achievements of Professor Katalin Éva Vámos, Habilitated Doctor (22 May 1950 – 25 July 2015), a historian of science, museologist of science and technology, a longtime director of the Hungarian Museum of Science, Technology and Transport in Budapest (MTESZ).
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