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moved to
Delft and had a
daughter named Gertruy who was
baptized in 1620. In 1625,
Reijnier was
involved in a
fight with a
soldier named Willem van Bylandt...
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contributions of
Antonie van Leeuwenhoek and
Martinus Beijerinck,
Delft can be
considered to be the
birthplace of microbiology. The city of
Delft came into being...
- The
Delft University of
Technology (TU
Delft; Dutch:
Technische Universiteit Delft) is the
oldest and
largest Dutch public technical university, located...
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Van Delft,
officially named Van Delft Biscuits, is a
Dutch producer of
cookies and
Sinterklaas products. it
produces 3
billion kruidnoten/year and is...
- Hof
van Delft ("Court of
Delft") is a
former muni****lity in the
Dutch province of
South Holland. It was
located to the west of the city of
Delft, and...
- of the
Section of Sciences. 13: 1274–1276. Bibcode:1910KNAB...13.1274K.
vanDelft, Dirk; Kes,
Peter (September 2010). "The
Discovery of Superconductivity"...
- Polymerization.
William Andrew. ISBN 978-0-12-817828-7. LOESBERG, W; TERIET, J;
VANDELFT, F; SCHON, P; FIGDOR, C; SPELLER, S; VANLOON, J; WALBOOMERS, X; JANSEN...
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establishment of
microbiology as a
scientific discipline.
Raised in
Delft,
Dutch Republic,
Van Leeuwenhoek worked as a
draper in his
youth and
founded his own...
- View of
Delft (Dutch:
Zicht op
Delft) is an oil
painting by
Johannes Vermeer,
painted c. 1659–1661. The
painting of the
Dutch artist's
hometown is among...
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Johannes van der (Leiden 1636 –
Leiden 1662) Aelst,
Evert van (
Delft 1602 –
Delft 1657) Aelst,
Willem van (
Delft 1627 –
Amsterdam 1683) Aken, Jan
van (Amsterdam...
