- on the coat of arms. The
nickname "X" also
applies to
Polytechnicians.
Female Polytechnicians are
sometimes nicknamed "Xettes" or "X7",
which is pronounced...
- Sébastien Aimé (1762–1843),
mechanic Bertrand Alibert (1775–1808),
polytechnician (X 1794),
engineer of the
Ponts et Chaussées
Felice Ansiglioni, printer...
- (17
October 1833 – 9 July 1914) was a
French artillery officer and
Polytechnician. He
invented the
first effective obturator system for breech-loading...
- dictionary.
Bange may
refer to:
Charles Ragon de
Bange (1833–1914),
French polytechnician and
artillery colonel Ewan
Bange (born 2001),
British footballer Gert...
- and mineralogist; son of
Charles Edmond Friedel (1895–1972),
French Polytechnician and
mining engineer,
founder of BRGM, the
French geological survey;...
-
University – The
GUILDS (Main campus) The
DEFENDER (Balanga campus) The
POLYTECHNICIAN (Orani campus), Ang
Malasimbo (Dinalupihan campus), The
GOLDEN PLOW...
- and mineralogist; son of
Charles Edmond Friedel (1895–1972),
French Polytechnician and
mining engineer,
founder of BRGM, the
French geological survey;...
-
Watrin (
polytechnician) Eric
Rouach (estate agent) (tie) Not
Awarded Not
Awarded Oliver Malle (medical doctor)
Pierre Watrin (
polytechnician) (tie) Amanda...
- (1866–1957) was a
French financier and
senior civil servant. He was a
polytechnician from 1885–1886. He
worked as
Inspector General of Finance,
Deputy Governor...
- |work=
ignored (help) (NB.
According to this
source Theodor Reye was a
polytechnician in Zürich in 1860, but
later became a
professor in Straßburg.) Villaggio...
