Vol. 64 No. 3 (2024): History of Science and Technology

Published: 2024-07-09

Preface to the Special Issue of Acta Polytechnica

Preface to the Special Issue of Acta Polytechnica “History of science and technology”

Marcela Efmertová
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History of Science and Technology

The decimalisation of Republican time. The French Revolution which failed (1793–1795)

Michael Dudzik

182-193
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Czechoslovakia/Czech Republic as a leader in polymer technologies in Central Europe: from contact lenses to 3D printing

Marcela Efmertová

194-204
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Transfer of master clock network technology to Czechoslovakia: Elektročas or Elektrozeit? German roots of Czechoslovak post-war timepieces 1923–1990

David Hamr

205-212
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Landmark emancipation of technical intelligence in pre-World War II Czechoslovakia

Vít Holeček

213-225
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Prague postal time service: clock and sirens – improbable connection

Martin Dominik Hrtus

226-236
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Progress versus tradition – traditional craftsmanship and attempts at industrial tower clock production in the Czech lands in the 19th century

David Knespl

237-245
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Czechoslovak and Polish intelligence (cryptologic) services at the time of the institutionalisation of both states and their armies after 1918

Daniel Kyselka, Marcela Efmertová

246-259
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Tunisian engineers: protagonists of Tunisia’s modernisation. Two key moments: 1956 and 1987

Amani Mansouri, Jorge Alonso Rodríguez Ortiz

260-270
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A geopolitics of the diaspora of British engineers in South America in the first half of the 20th century: the cases of the Institution of Locomotive Engineers centre in Argentina

Jorge Alonso Rodríguez Ortiz

271-282
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Emanuel Šlechta, engineer and entrepreneur in the First Republic of Czechoslovakia

Jiří Sedláček, Marcela Efmertová

283-296
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Vol. 64 No. 3 (2024): History of Science and Technology

Preface to the Special Issue of Acta Polytechnica

Preface to the Special Issue of Acta Polytechnica “History of science and technology”

History of Science and Technology

The decimalisation of Republican time. The French Revolution which failed (1793–1795)

Czechoslovakia/Czech Republic as a leader in polymer technologies in Central Europe: from contact lenses to 3D printing

Transfer of master clock network technology to Czechoslovakia: Elektročas or Elektrozeit? German roots of Czechoslovak post-war timepieces 1923–1990

Landmark emancipation of technical intelligence in pre-World War II Czechoslovakia

Prague postal time service: clock and sirens – improbable connection

Progress versus tradition – traditional craftsmanship and attempts at industrial tower clock production in the Czech lands in the 19th century

Czechoslovak and Polish intelligence (cryptologic) services at the time of the institutionalisation of both states and their armies after 1918

Tunisian engineers: protagonists of Tunisia’s modernisation. Two key moments: 1956 and 1987

A geopolitics of the diaspora of British engineers in South America in the first half of the 20th century: the cases of the Institution of Locomotive Engineers centre in Argentina

Emanuel Šlechta, engineer and entrepreneur in the First Republic of Czechoslovakia

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