Hans Gruner (geologist)

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Hans Gruner (born September 29, 1841 in Dresden , † 1917 in Potsdam ) was a German university professor of geology and mineralogy .

Career

From 1869 to 1881 Gruner was a teacher for the mineralogical disciplines at the Agricultural Academy in Proskau . When this institute was relocated to Berlin in 1881 and merged with the Berlin Agricultural University , Gruner became a full professor of geology and soil science at the Berlin Agricultural University. He headed the mineralogical-pedological institute of the agricultural university in Berlin in Invalidenstrasse in Mitte.

Gruner held the title of a secret government council.

At the age of 70, Gruner retired on April 1, 1912. He died in Potsdam in 1917 at the age of around 75.

Publications

  • “Germany's Sacrificial Stones: A Geological-Ethnographic Study” Duncker & Humblot, Leipzig 1881
  • "Agriculture and Geology"
  • "The importance of geological-agronomic mapping of the soil"
  • "The nitrogenous fertilizers in the modern substitute economy and the chilli nitrate."
  • "The phosphorus-containing fertilizers"
  • "Ground plan of rock and soil science", Berlin 1896
  • “Characteristic weathering soils of the Elster Mountains. Geological-agronomic investigation ”, Berlin 1911
  • "The march formations on the German North Sea coasts". Soil science study, Berlin 1913

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personal data
SURNAME Gruner, Hans
BRIEF DESCRIPTION University professor for geology and mineralogy
DATE OF BIRTH September 29, 1841
PLACE OF BIRTH Dresden
DATE OF DEATH April 1917
Place of death Potsdam