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Simeon Aisenstein (25
January 1884, Kiyv, Ukraine,
Imperial Russia – 3
September 1962, Chelmsford, Es****,
United Kingdom; born Семёна Моисеевича Айзенштейна...
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registered as a
separate company in Chelmsford, Es**** in 1947
under Simeon Aisenstein. Its
initial name was the
Phoenix Dynamo Co Ltd,
though it immediately...
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Esther Aisenstein,
while they both
studied at Kiev.
Esther was the
first cousin of his
friend and long time
collaborator Simeon Aisenstein.
Their children...
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collaboration between EMI and Marconi; for
Marconi it was led by
Simeon Aisenstein, who had
joined Marconi in 1921
after emigrating from the USSR. In 1939...
- as a
separate company in Chelmsford, Es**** in 1947
under Simeon Serge Aisenstein. Its
initial name was the
Phoenix Dynamo Co Ltd,
though it immediately...
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created in 1934 to lead the work, and for the
Marconi Company,
Simeon Aisenstein lead the team
developing the VHF
transmission system. In
November 1936...
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succeeded as head of the
Russian national wireless organisation by
Simeon Aisenstein with whom he had
worked closely. In 1945 on the 50th
anniversary of Popov's...
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contemporary evidence. The group, also
comprising David Sarnoff,
Simeon Aisenstein and
Isaac Shoenberg, knew each
other well from
Russia and saw possible...
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supported by
other contemporary evidence. The group, also
comprising Simeon Aisenstein,
Vladimir Zworykin and
Isaac Shoenberg, knew each
other well from Russia...
- and in 1904
became its commander. In this
capacity he
sought out
Simeon Aisenstein, the
pioneer of Radio, who at the time was a
student at the University...
