Anna Missuna
Anna Boleslavovna Missuna (12 Nuwamba 1868 - 1922) ƴar asalin ƙasar Poland ce ƙwararriyar masaniniyar ƙasa, ma'adinai, da kuma burbushin halittu ce.[1]
 Anna Missuna | |
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| Rayuwa | |
| Haihuwa |
Zabaloccie (en)  , 12 Nuwamba, 1868 |
| ƙasa |
Russian Empire (en) Russian Republic (en) Russian Socialist Federative Soviet Republic (en) |
| Mutuwa | Moscow, 2 Mayu 1922 |
| Makwanci |
Novodevichy Cemetery (en) |
| Karatu | |
| Makaranta |
Guerrier Courses (en) |
| Sana'a | |
| Sana'a |
geologist (en) da paleontologist (en) |
| Employers |
Guerrier Courses (en) Moscow State University (en) |
| Mamba |
Moscow Society of Naturalists (en) Russian Mineralogical Society (en) Paleontological society of Russia (en) Society of Devotees of Natural Science, Anthropology, and Ethnography (en) |
Rayuwar farko
gyara sasheAn haife Missuna a yankin Vitebsk (sa'an nan kuma wani ɓangare na daular Rasha, yanzu wani ɓangare na Belarus). Iyayenta 'yan Poland ne. Ta yi karatu a Riga, inda ta koyi harshen Jamusanci, da kuma a Moscow, inda ta sami guraben karatu na manyan makarantu daga 1893 zuwa 1896. Ta ci gaba da karatu a fannin kimiyyar ma'adinai tare da Vladimir Vernadsky[2] da masanin kiristalograph Evgraf Fedorov.[1]
Aiki
gyara sasheTa farko labarin labarin kasa ya bayyana a 1898, wani binciken da crystalline siffofin ammonium sulfate, tare da L. V. Yakovleva marubucin, da aka buga a cikin mujallar na Moscow Naturalist Society. Ta yi aiki sau da yawa tare da V. D. Sokolov a kan nazarin Quaternary adibas. Ta rubuta labarin kimiyya game da ƙayyadaddun moraine a Poland, Lithuania, da Rasha,[3] fasalin glacial a Belarus da Latvia, da murjani Jurassic na Crimea.[4] Ta buga labarai da kasidu a cikin Rashanci da Jamusanci.[1]
Daga 1907 zuwa 1922, Missuna farfesa ce ta ilmin sunadarai a almater, Moscow Highest Women's Courses, taimaka V.D. Sokolov.[5] Ta kuma koyar da ilimin petrography, ilmin burbushin halittu, ilmin kasa na tarihi, da tarihin kasa.[1]
Mutuwa
gyara sasheMissuna ta mutu a shekara ta 1922 tana da shekaru 53.[1]
Manazarta
gyara sashe- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Ogilvie, Marilyn Bailey; Harvey, Joy Dorothy (2000). The Biographical Dictionary of Women in Science: L-Z. Taylor & Fracis. pp. 899–900. ISBN 9780415920407.
- ↑ Boris Ye. Borudsky, "Geochemical Mineralogy by Vladimir Ivanovitc Vernadsky and the Present Times" New Data on Minerals 48(2013): 102.
- ↑ Wright, William Bourke (1914). "The Quaternary Ice Age". Macmillan and Company. pp. 116–117.
- ↑ Lockyer, Sir Norman (1905). "Nature".
- ↑ Valkova, Olga (2008). "The Conquest of Science: Women and Science in Russia, 1860-1940". Osiris. 23. page 154 of 136–165. doi:10.1086/591872. JSTOR 40207006. PMID 18831320. S2CID 19383044.