Franz Frese
Franz Frese (* 28. December 1850 in Dannhorst , Kreis Celle, † 6. January 1932 in Hannover ) was a German engineer for engineering and professor at the Hannover Royal Institute of Technology .
Life
Franz Frese studied at the Technical University in Hanover, where he became a member of the Corps Hannovera . From 1871 he held lectures on machine tools as an assistant at the Polytechnic School under Moritz Rühlmann and led measuring exercises. From 1875 to 1880 he worked as a designer in Albert Knoevenagel's machine factory . In 1880 Franz Frese completed his habilitation at the TH Hannover as one of the first to specialize in mechanical engineering and then worked as a private lecturer at the university until 1883 . In 1883 he became a lecturer, and in 1887 he was appointed professor of mechanical engineering. In 1896, his newly established “machine engineering laboratory” was the university's third engineering laboratory. From 1910 to 1911 he was rector of the university. In 1920 he retired .
Franz Frese was a member of the German Alpine Club and was on the board of the Hanover Section at the turn of the century.
Awards
- Secret government council
- 1920: Honorary doctorate in engineering from the TH Darmstadt
- 1930: A master of technical research and teaching - distinction from the Technical University of Hanover
Fonts
- Historical development of the machine engineering laboratory at the Technical University of Hanover up to 1920. Hanover 1926.
- The old machine engineering laboratory. In: 100 years of TH Hannover. Hannover 1931, pp. 252-292.
literature
- Paul Trommsdorff: The faculty of the Technical University of Hanover 1831-1931. Hannover, 1931, pp. 56-57.
- Obituary. In: Association of German Engineers Journal. 76, 1932, part 1.
- Franz Frese Hannoverae †. In: Corps student monthly sheets. March 1932, p. 115f.
- Technical University of Hanover: Catalogus professorum. Hanover 1956, p. 160.
- Obituary. In: News sheet for technical-scientific associations. 8, 1957, pp. 5-6.
- Lars Ulrich Scholl: Engineers in early industrialization. Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, Göttingen 1978, ISBN 3-525-42209-1 , pp. 243 and 252.
Individual evidence
- ^ Rector's speeches in the 19th and 20th centuries - online bibliography: Franz? Frese. Retrieved April 1, 2010
Directors: Karl Karmarsch (1831–1875) | Wilhelm Launhardt (1875–1880)
Rectors: Wilhelm Launhardt (1880–1886) | Karl Dolezalek (1886-1892) | Wilhelm Kohlrausch (1892–1895) | Albert Frank (1895–1898) | Heinrich Köhler (1898–1901) | Ludwig Kiepert (1901–1904) | Georg Barkhausen (1904–1907) | Hermann Ost (1907–1910) | Franz Frese (1910–1911) | Karl Mohrmann (1911–1913) | Robert Otzen (1913–1915) | Carl Heim (1915–1917) | Ludwig Troske (1917–1919) | Conrad Müller (1919–1923) | Ernst Vetterlein (1923–1925) | Fritz Oesterlen (1925–1927) | Friedrich Quincke (1927–1929) | Otto Blum (1929–1931) | Ludwig Klein (1931–1933) | Otto Franzius (1933–1934) | Horst von Sanden (1934–1937) | Hanns Simons (1937–1939) | Alexander Matting (1940-1943) | Helmut Pfannmüller (1943–1945) | Conrad Müller (1945–1947) | Otto Flachsbart (1947–1950) | Walter Großmann (1950–1951) | Hermann Deckert (1951–1952) | Walter Hensen (1952–1954) | Hans Schönfeld (1954–1956) | Johannes Schlums (1956–1957) | Walter Theilacker (1957–1958) | Wilhelm Nicolaisen (1958–1959) | Egon Martyrer (1959–1960) | Wilhelm Wortmann (1960–1961) | Hans-Oskar Wilde (1961–1963) | Albert Vierling (1963–1964) | Walter Renard (1964–1966) | Theodor Kaluza (1966–1968) | Alf Pflüger (1968–1969) | Eduard Pestel (1969–1970) | Hermann Böhrs (1970–1971) | Jürgen Wehrmann (1971–1972) | Lothar Hübl (1973–1974) | Gerhart Laage (1974–1975) | Hinrich Seidel (1975–1977) | Otwin Massing (1977–1978) | Klaus Schäfer (1978–1979)
President: Hinrich Seidel (1979–1997) | Ludwig Schätzl (1997–2005) | Erich Barke (2005–2014) | Volker Epping (since 2015)
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Frese, Franz |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German engineer for mechanical engineering and university professor |
| DATE OF BIRTH | December 28, 1850 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Dannhorst |
| DATE OF DEATH | January 6, 1932 |
| Place of death | Hanover |