László Szekeres
Hungarian physician and academic leader
Hungarian physician and academic leader
1921
104 years ago
Scientists & Innovators
Hungary
A prominent Hungarian physician and academic, contributed significantly to the field of medicine and medical education. Actively engaged in research and published numerous scientific papers that advanced medical knowledge. Played a critical role in the establishment of medical institutions and served on various academic boards. Advocated for systematic reform in medical training.
Published over 100 scientific papers
Served as a professor and rector at the University of Szeged
An Italian engineer and architect, contributed significantly to the field of structural engineering and modern architecture. Developed innovative construction techniques that combined concrete and steel. Designed iconic buildings including the Pirelli Tower in Milan and the Tour de la Bourse in Montreal. Advocated for the use of new materials and methods in construction, influencing future architectural designs. Served as a professor at the University of Rome, sharing expertise with future engineers and architects.
Continue ReadingAn astronomer, contributed significantly to the field of astronomy during the 18th and early 19th centuries. Discovered several comets, with the most notable being the comet 35P/Herschel-Rigollet. Collaborated with her brother William Herschel, assisting in the construction of telescopes and making observations. Published catalogues of stars and nebulae, improving the cataloging and classification of celestial objects. Became the first woman to receive a salary as a scientist, recognized for her contributions to the field.
Continue ReadingA prominent playwright and screenwriter, was active primarily in the mid-20th century. Achievements include works for both stage and screen that captured the societal challenges of the time. Naughton’s plays often blended humor with deep emotional themes, leading to critical acclaim and public appreciation. Notable works include the play 'Spring and Port Wine,' which received significant attention for its portrayal of family dynamics and social issues. Contribution to British theatre is well recognized, with adaptations of his scripts for television and film extending his reach beyond the stage.
Continue ReadingAn Australian painter specialized in Aboriginal art, contributing significantly to the art movement that highlights Indigenous culture. Paintings featured intricate dot work and vibrant colors, often depicting Dreamtime stories and the natural environment. Participated in numerous exhibitions, gaining recognition on both national and international stages. Her artworks are showcased in various prestigious collections, enhancing the visibility of Indigenous perspectives in contemporary art.
Continue ReadingContributed to the understanding of the geology of the Alps and the Indian subcontinent. Conducted extensive fieldwork and research that advanced the field of geology. Held academic positions at various institutions, influencing many students in the geological sciences. Published numerous papers and books focusing on tectonics and geological formations.
Continue ReadingAn economist and academic focused on public choice theory. Played a crucial role in establishing the field of political economy, exploring how economic analysis can be applied to political decision-making. Served as a professor at George Mason University and held positions at several other institutions. Regarded for contributions to the understanding of the mechanisms of government and markets. Awarded the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences in 1986 for work on non-technical economics.
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