The Academy of Scientists of Romania is awarding today in Bucharest well-known names from medicine and other fields of science.
Professor Vasile Sarbu announces the names and works awarded in the field of respiratory rehabilitation, a pioneering field in Romania.
Congratulations to everyone for the excellence of the event as well as the contributions of the awarded individuals in their areas of activity.
Brief history.
The Academy of Scientists of Romania is the successor and the sole heir of the Academy of Sciences of Romania (1935 – 1948) and of the Association of Scientists of Romania established by HCM no. 1012/May 30, 1956, which changed its title to the Academy of Scientists of Romania in 1996. In 2007, Law no. 31-15 January 2007 regarding the reorganization and functioning of AOSR was adopted. Among the honorary members of ASR were the following Nobel Prize laureates (according to Bulletin no. 11.1943 of ASR): Louis de Broglie, Jean Perrin (French physicists), Max Born, Werner-Karl Heisenberg (German physicists), Paul Sabatier (French chemist), Hans Fischer, Friedrich Bergius (German chemists), Paul Karrer (Swiss chemist), and George Emil Palade (Romanian physician), a member of AOSR. According to the institutional evaluation by Scimago/ELSEVIER, based on the international scientific visibility of its members, AOSR ranks 22nd in Romania and 775th in the world in the ranking of institutions.
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Robert Williams
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