1,792,539 research outputs found
Detection of radio emission at mas scales from HESS J0632+057 with the e-EVN
Get PDFHESS J0632+057 is a variable TeV gamma-ray source. The likely low energy counterparts of the source are XMMU J063259.3+054801, the B0pe-type star MWC 148, and a point-like probable non-thermal radio source
Portrait of Siegmund Hess.
No full textLBISiegmund Hess was born in 1838 in Gross Muehlingen, the son of a musical family. In 1885 he moved to Gardelegen, Saxony, where he remained until his death in 1912. He held the honorary title of Koenigl. Musikmeister (Royal Music Master). Siegmund’s son, Richard Hess (b. 1873) became director of the Hess music school in 1910, until he was forced to resign in 1935.Ruth Neubec
Rémi Hess
No full textHess Rémi. Rémi Hess. In: Autogestion et socialisme : études, débats, documents, N°37-38, 1977. 1966-1976. Traces, contradictions, projets - Bakounine et l’autogestion - Conseils ouvriers et autogestion en Europe de l’Est. pp. 54-60
[Portrait of Gustav Hess].
No full textPainting depicts Gustav Hess seated posed in front of a dark wooden interior. Hess wears a black suit with a bow tie and a waistcoat, which has a chain wrapped around one of the buttons (possibly a pocket watch).Gustav Hess (1874-1940) was a farmer and politician from Coburg. Hess was the father of Albert G. Hess. This portrait may have been painted in Dresden. More about the sitter will be revealed as the archival collection is processed.August Wilckens (1870-1939) was a German painter. He went to school and worked in Germany and in Denmark; he was especially known for painting genre and landscape scenes from the Danish area of Fanø.Created record.Griffinger_ArtMarie Hammerling20171207Acknowledgment letter for archival collection sent by Hermann in October 2016Image of the painting can be found in the following path: Q:\Art and Object Donation Digital Archive\Marie Hammerling donation_Gustav Hess paintingDigital imag
Neil Hess Interview, 2008
No full textA Jackson County native and graduate of Ohio University\u27s geology program, Neil Hess discusses his work in environmental consulting and his specific work on the West Creek project. Hess reflects on the initial goals of the project as well as the experience of working with volunteers and a public separated by class as well as education. Hess details throughout much of the interview the economic, social, political, and pragmatic use of nature and the importance of conservation projects
Ehrenpromotion Hess, Friedrich
No full textEHRENPROMOTION HESS, FRIEDRICH
Ehrenpromotion Hess, Friedrich ([1])
Cover ([1])
Lebensdaten ([2])
Artikel über Prof. Dr. h. c. Friedrich Heß, Architekt ([3])
Kondolenz mit Betreff des Heimgangs von Friedrich Hess ([10])
Vorschlag zur Kondolenz vom Rektor der Technischen Hochschule Stuttgart an den Rektor der Eidgenössischen Technischen Hochschule Zürich. ([11])
Werdegang von Friedrich Hess ([13])
Brief an den Rektor der Technischen Hochschule Stuttgart ([14])
Bitte der Vorlage der Ehrenurkunde mit Begleitschreiben der Ehrenpromotion des Professors Dr. Friedrich Hess ([15])
Bericht über die Reise von Professor Schmitthenner und Professor Tiedje nach Zürich. ([16])
Nachricht über die Vorlage beim Reichsminister für Wissenschaft, Erziehung und Volksbildung ([17])
Korrespondenz mit dem Rektor der Technischen Hochschule Stuttgart ([18])
Dankeschreiben ([19])
Telegramm über Brieferhalt ([20])
Korrespondenzen 1944 ([21])
Colour checker ([36])
Cover ([37]
Neil Hess Interview, 2008
Get PDFA Jackson County native and graduate of Ohio University\u27s geology program, Neil Hess discusses his work in environmental consulting and his specific work on the West Creek project. Hess reflects on the initial goals of the project as well as the experience of working with volunteers and a public separated by class as well as education. Hess details throughout much of the interview the economic, social, political, and pragmatic use of nature and the importance of conservation projects
Thornton_Bio_CongratsLetter_Hess_08.29.67
No full textCongratulations Letter from H.H. Hess of NASA to Dr. William Thornton regarding his Astronaut Appointment
Charles (Karl) Hess Collection 1945-1971
No full textThe collection contains photocopies of pictures of Bergen-Belsen concentration camp; letters documenting Charles (Karl) Hess's behavior during World War II, written in
support of Hess during a libel suit brought by Hess against a man who accused him of poor behavior during his time in Bergen-Belsen; and correspondence documenting efforts to secure a
decoration for Hess for his work in the civil resistance during World War II.Leonard DreifussThe original inventory is available in the folderProcessed for digitizationSent for digitizationReturned from digitizationLinked to online manifestationdigitize
- …
