Rembert Ramsauer

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Rembert Ramsauer (* 1910 ; † 1955 ) was a German science historian .

Ramsauer received his doctorate in 1935 at the University of Kiel under Karl Lothar Wolf on Daniel Sennert (The atomistics of Daniel Sennert: as an approach to a German-looking natural research and theory of matter in the 17th century). With his teacher Wolf and a few others he was a representative of the so-called German chemistry . In the 1930s he was at the Saar-Palatinate Institute for State and Folk Research.

He was a member of the Munich Copernicus Complete Edition under Fritz Kubach and the author of a Copernicus biography.

After the Second World War, there was again a collaboration with Wolf, who set up an institute for interface chemistry in the Palatinate. This also led to several publications by Ramsauer.

Fonts

  • Nicolaus Coppernicus, converter of the worldview, Berlin: G. Lüttke 1943
  • The atomistics of Daniel Sennert: as an approach to a German-looking natural research and theory of matter in the 17th century, Vieweg 1935
  • Friedrich Casimir Medicus and the scientific problems of the 18th century, Saarpfälzische Abhandlungen zur Landes- und Volksforschung, 2, Kaiserslautern, Westpfalz-Verlag 1938
  • with Lothar Wolf: The Atomistics of Daniel Sennert. In: Journal for the entire natural sciences. Volume 1, 1935, pp. 357-360
  • On the history of mercury mining and the art of separating mercury in the Northern Palatinate. - In: Technikgeschichte, Volume 28, 1939, pp. 144–155
  • Jung-Stilling (1740-1817) as a natural scientist, in: Sudoffs Archiv, Volume 30, 1937/38, p. 282

literature

  • Markus Vonderau: 'German Chemistry'. The attempt of a German-like, holistic, form-like natural science during the time of National Socialism. Dissertation University of Marburg, Marburg / Lahn 1994.
  • Martin Bechstedt: "Structural atomic theory" - On "German chemistry" in the Nazi state. In: Herbert Mehrtens / Steffen Richter (eds.): Natural science, technology and Nazi ideology. Contributions to the history of science in the Third Reich. Suhrkamp Verlag, 1980, p. 142

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Published by Vieweg 1935
  2. ↑ Free interfacial energy and stress release in brittle bodies, Natural Sciences, Volume 40, 1953, 336
  3. ^ Ramsauer, Physical Problems of Boundary Layer Friction, Part 1,2,3, Colloid and Polymer Science, 1948/49
personal data
SURNAME Ramsauer, Rembert
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German science historian
DATE OF BIRTH 1910
DATE OF DEATH 1955