Fleischl von Marxow, Ernst (1846 - 1891)

Austrian physiologist

Fleischl of Marxow first studied mathematics, physics and chemistry, then medicine at the universities of Vienna and Leipzig. He dealt with circulation problems and contributed to the physical and physiological optics. He designed several instruments, improved the 1872 developed by Gabriel Lippmann capillary electrometer and invented the Haemometers. He reported on the World Exhibition in Philadelphia in 1876.

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Fleischl von Marxow, Ernst

Curriculum vitae

* 05.08.1846	Wien	born
1870	Wien	received his doctorate as Dr. med. and worked as assistant
1880	Wien	habilitated as a lecturer and became Professor of Physiology
† 22.10.1891	Wien	died

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Industrialización, 1850-1920

Literatura

Substanz und Bewegung
Autor: Maxwell, James Clerk
Publicado: 1881

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Fleischl von Marxow, Ernst (1846 - 1891)