Johann Andreas Schubert Award (pdf)

for Diploma Thesis
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Kreutel and Schommer

Awarded 5 May 2000


by Manfred Kreutel (former Chairman of the Board of "Verband der Sächsischen Metall- und Elektroindustrie e.V. " - VSME - The Employers' Association of the Saxon Metal-Working and Electrical Engineering Industries) and
Dr. Kajo Schommer (former Secretary of state for economy, labour and public transportation) in Dresden.

 
Johann Andreas Schubert
Johann Andreas Schubert was born 18 March 1808 in Wernesgrün/Vogtland and died 6 October1870 in Dresden.
He studied architecture and became a teacher (in 1828) and a Professor (in 1932) of the Institute of Technical Education (Technische Bildungsanstalt) in Dresden. His name is associated with many outstanding technical achievements. Amongst those is the first German Steam Locomotive "Saxonia", the first paddle steamer on the river Elbe - called "Königin Maria" and, the biggest brick stone bridge of the world - the "Göltzschtalbrücke". 
More Information about the Award and the VSME in general can be found in a chronicle brochure available in pdf format (1.8 MB).
 
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