On the 25^th  of  September at 16.00 in Villa Caro in Gliwice ( Dolnych Wałów 8a), the next meeting of the Polish Academy of Arts and Sciences entitled “Inventors, discoverers, industrialists – Polish scientific and technical thought over the past two hundred years” will take place.

The first lecture in the autumn season at the Polish Academy of Arts and Sciences is entitled “Inventors, Explorers, Industrialists – Polish scientific and technical thought over the past two hundred years”. It was prepared by Jerzy Lemański – a historian, a long-time employee of the National Museum of Technology, author of a number of exhibitions and publications related to technical progress and invention, enthusiast of the history of technology, including radio, and Zasław Adamaszek – electronics expert, for many years associated with the Institute of Biocybernetics and Biomedical Engineering of the Polish Academy of Sciences, author of science series  “Laboratory in a drawer”, co-founder of the Copernicus Science Centre, and since 2017 – also the National Museum of Technology.

According to the speakers, the lecture – depending on the patience and enthusiasm of the audience – will last up to 90 minutes. In addition, according to the strength and time of the listeners, the speakers also have a mini presentation entitled “100 years of the Polish Radio” in reserve (for bis). Gliwice in October will celebrate the 90th birthday of the radio station, so the lecture may be a great introduction to the celebrations. It is worth adding that not only a lecture will introduce us to the world of Polish explorers, inventors, and industrialists, but also exhibits from the National Museum of Technology, which Jerzy Lemański and Zasław Adamaszek will bring with them especially for the audience of Gliwice.

Free entry for all interested parties.

More information: https://muzeum.gliwice.pl/pl/wydarzenia/wszechnica-pau-wynalazcy-odkrywcy-przemyslowcy-polska-mysl-naukowa-i-techniczna-na-przestrzeni-minionych-dwustu-lat