موسوعة العلمـاء و المخترعين .. العلمـاء بالترتيب حسب اسم الشهرة .. الحرف ١٣_ك

Encyclopedia of Scientists and Inventors.. Scientists in order according to their nickname.. The letter 13_k

⏹ Currie, Carl Ferdinand
Cori, Carl Ferdinand

American biochemist (1896-1957)
Curie was born in Prague and educated in Trieste and Prague. Then he immigrated to America and took American citizenship.
Currie held the position of professor of pharmacology and biochemistry in Washington. · Currie is considered an argument in the matter of metabolism (the metabolism of sugars, starches, and enzymes of animal tissues).
Together with his wife, Gerty T. Cori, he won the Nobel Prize for Medicine in 1947, and the Argentine scientist Osai Houssay shared it with her.

⏹ Kossel, Albrecht Kossel,

Chemist of organ functions, German
( 1853 - 1927 )
He is the father of German physicist Walther, who worked on atomic physics and X-spectra. Röntgen or .
Albrecht Kossel learned in Strasbourg and Rostock and held several scientific positions in Berlin and Marburg, settled in Heidelberg as a professor of physiology. He has valuable studies in the field of living cell chemistry and protein chemistry. In 1910 he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Medicine.

⏹ Kusch, Polykarp

American physicist (1911 - )
Koch was born in Germany (of German origin) and worked in physical research in a number of American universities: Illinois and Minnesota. And he worked as a professor of chemistry at Columbia University, in appreciation of his efforts and accurate and precise results in determining the magnetic movement of the electron.
Koch was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics jointly with the physicist Lamb in 1955. In 1952 he became director of the Columbia Radiation Laboratory.

Cauchy, Augustin Lowe, Barron
Cauchy, Augustin Baron Louis,

French mathematician (1789 - 1857)
Cauchy received his education at the Ecole Polytechnic, then switched from studying engineering to mathematics for health reasons. · Cauchy left the chair of mathematics in Paris, heading to Turin in Italy, then returned to the Ecole Polytechnic.
He faced many difficulties in his life due to conflicting political positions with the authorities.
Cauchy is famous for his important studies on wave propagation.
As well as his works in the calculus of calculus, and property flexibility.
His complete works are located in twenty-seven volumes.

⏹ Cook, Josiah Parsons
Josiah Parsons Cooke ,

American chemist (1827 - 1894)
Cook was educated at Harvard, where he later worked as a professor of chemistry and minerals (mesalology).
Cook's scientific position is due to his development of a theory about atomic weights that paved the way for the emergence of the periodic table of Mendeleev. Cook also worked on determining the atomic weight of "antimony" (Sb).

⏹ Cole, Philip Herbert
Cowell, Philip Herbert

English astronomer (1870 - 1949)
. Cole worked as a chief assistant at the Greenwich Observatory, then he worked as a high delegate to the Office of Navigational Calendar N.A.O.
Cole did invaluable research on the periods of disruption of the Earth's rotations and concluded that there is an increase in the length of the day of one percent, 1 percent of a second, every thousand years.

Kolbe, Adolf Wilhelm Herrmann
Kolbe, Adolf Wilhelm Hermann

German chemist (1818 - 1884)
Kolbe was a student at the hands of Wohler Bunsen and Playfair, and finally he worked as a professor of chemistry in Leipzig.
Kolbe was harshly critical of his contemporaries, and he gained their enmity and counter-criticism.
Kolbe was able to manufacture acetic acid (acetic acid) and “salicylic acid,” and he was the first to use the word “synthesis.”
The new concept (synthesis) had a great influence in demolishing the boundaries between organic and inorganic chemistry. · Kolbe formulated a theory on chemical radicals and said that there are binary and ternary alcohols.