%0 Journal Article
%T The history of radio technology evolution in Crimea (1899¡ª1920). Part 2
%A Pavel Yermolov
%J Research in the History of Technology
%D 2012
%I Ukrainian National Technical University "Kyiv Polytechnic Institute"
%X Reviewed in the second part are personalia of the famous professors who were the native citizens of Sevastopol ¡ª A.D. Fortushenko (1903¡ª1989), director of SRI of Radioengineering, one of the initiators of All-Union Scientific Society of Radioenginnering and Communication named after A.S. Popov, and M.S. Neyman (1905¡ª1975), specialist in the field of microwave oscillation electromagnetic systems, theoretic and applicative radioengineering; the history of development of civil telephony in the Crimea and Sevastopol; development of radioengineering and telecommunications on the Black Sea Fleet (¡°Communication mast¡± and ¡°Sevastopol¡± radio stations, radio finding development); the history of establishment of Taurida University (Yalta, Simferopol) and specific participation of Kiev University of Saint Vladimir; the history of establishment of Institute of Physical Treatment Methods (Sevastopol), electrotherapy application in the hospital of Aleksandra Fyodorovna in Eupatoria, problems of redioengineering research development amid solar eclipse on 8 August 1914 in Feodosiya, as well as the questions of memorial of researchers' (A.S. Popov, V.N. Kedrin, A.E. Shcherbak) and organizations' (Institute of Physical Treatment Methods) activity.
%K radio technologies development history
%K Crimea
%K civil communications
%K Black Sea Fleet
%K Taurida University
%K Institute of Physical Treatment Methods
%K A.S. Popov
%K V.N. Kedrin
%K A.Ye. Shcherbak
%K A.D. Fortushenko
%K M.S. Neyman
%U http://journal.museum.kpi.ua/archive/2012-vol-16/RHT-issue-16-title-01-Yermolov.pdf