Wilhelm Friedrich Wiechowski

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Wilhelm Friedrich Wiechowski (born May 6, 1873 in Prague , † December 1, 1928 in Baden , Lower Austria) was a Bohemian pharmacologist .

Career

He studied in Prague at the German university and received his doctorate in pharmacology in 1898. Wiechowski became known through the introduction of charcoal as a medicine, explained the purine metabolism and the effect of diet and mineral water on the mineral metabolism. His son is the lecturer in theoretical electrical engineering Withold Wiechowski .

literature

  • Johann C. Poggendorff: JC Poggendorff's biographical-literary concise dictionary for mathematics, astronomy, physics with geophysics, chemistry, crystallography and related fields of knowledge ; Berlin: Chemie, 1936–1939. Vol. VI: 1923-1931
  • I. Fischer (Ed.): Biographical lexicon of the outstanding doctors of the last fifty years ; Berlin [et al.]: Urban & Schwarzenberg, 1932-1933
  • Walther Killy, Rudolf Vierhaus (Ed.): German Biographical Encyclopedia ; Munich [et al.]: Saur, 1995-1999
personal data
SURNAME Wiechowski, Wilhelm Friedrich
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Bohemian pharmacologist
DATE OF BIRTH May 6, 1873
PLACE OF BIRTH Prague
DATE OF DEATH December 1, 1928
Place of death to bathe