Institut industriel du Nord
| Institut industriel du Nord | |
|---|---|
| activity | 1872-1991 |
| Sponsorship | Ecole Centrale de Lille |
| place | Villeneuve-d'Ascq , Lille , France |
The Institut industriel du Nord de la France , briefly Institut industriel du Nord or IDN , was the institute for engineering at the École Centrale de Lille from 1872 to 1991 .
The institute was founded in 1872 by Frédéric Kuhlmann and Henri Masquelez.
“The only exception and therefore worth mentioning is the 'Institut Industriel du Nord' in Lille, which came closest to being a technical university. Founded in 1872 and maintained by the city and the Département du Nord, it offered students the opportunity to study applied natural sciences. "
“The Institut industriel in Lille (1872), established and maintained by the Departement du Nord and the city of Lille, trains engineers, factory managers and workshop managers. The theoretical and practical lessons are divided into three sections. "
history
Today's École Centrale de Lille was founded in 1854 as École des arts industriels et des mines as a technical university in Lille ( France ) with the aim of training engineers. In 1872 the technical college was renamed 'Institut industriel du Nord de la France'.
Personalities
- Bernard Brunhes , electrical engineering physicist known for paleomagnetism discovery
- Valentin Joseph Boussinesq , fluid dynamics physicist, known for Boussinesq approximation
- Albert Châtelet , mathematician and politician, best known as a presidential candidate against Charles de Gaulle
- Cyril Collard , film director, known for Wilde Nights feature film ( César Film Prize 1993)
- Benjamin Corenwinder , chemist known for discovering phosphoric acid in plants
- Louis Dollo , mining engineer and paleontologist known for Iguanodon in the Bernissart coal mine
- Jean Pierre Louis Girardin , agricultural chemist
- Jules Gosselet , geologist
- Jean Hélion , painter
- Frédéric Kuhlmann , chemist and industrialist ( Pechiney Ugine Kuhlmann industrial group)
- Claude Auguste Lamy , chemist known for thallium discovery
- Henri Padé , mathematician, known for the Padé approximation sequence transformation
- Paul Pascal , metallurgist, known for Pascal's constants in diamagnetism
- Louis Pasteur , microbiologist
literature
- Albert Broder: Enseignement technique et croissance économique en Allemagne et en France, 1870-1914. Quelques éléments en ue d'une analyze approfondie. In: Yves Cohen, Klaus Manfrass (eds.): France and Germany. Research, technology and industrial development in the 19th and 20th centuries. International colloquium, organized by the German Historical Institute Paris in conjunction with the Deutsches Museum Munich and the Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie, Paris, Munich, 12. – 15. October 1987. Beck, Munich 1990, ISBN 3-406-35092-5 , pp. 66-95.
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Coordinates: 50 ° 36 '23.4 " N , 3 ° 8' 12.8" E