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070 December 2014

070
2014
December

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Obras Públicas: article on Fundación Juanelo Turriano
In its latest monographic issue, El tesoro patrimonial de las obras públicas (the treasure trove of public works heritage), the journal Obras Públicas has included an article entitled“Historia del patrimonio de la ingeniería civil en España (s. XVI-1936), un proyecto de la Fundación  Juanelo Turriano” [history of civil works heritage in Spain (sixteenth century - 1936), a Fundación Juanelo Turriano project].

The article describes the aims pursued and methodology deployed in the project, presently underway at the foundation. Its general objective is to compile documents, graphics and literature on the history of civil works conservation and restoration in Spain from the sixteenth century to 1936.
Fundación Juanelo Turriano Library. New acquisitions
El Mediterráneo y el mundo mediterráneo en la época de Felipe II. Tomo I [the Mediterranean and the Mediterranean world in times of Philip II, vol. I]. Fernand Braudel. 

El Mediterráneo y el mundo mediterráneo en la época de Felipe II. Tomo II [the Mediterranean and the Mediterranean world in times of Philip II, vol.  II]. Fernand Braudel.
 
El túnel submarino de Gibraltar: estado actual de los trabajos [the Gibraltar submarine tunnel: progress report]. Working Party for the Gibraltar Submarine Tunnel. 

Other current events

Amable Liñán. Biography
Amable Liñán. Biography
Luis Utrilla, aeronautical engineer and historian, has published a book entitled Amable Liñán, en busca del fulgor del fuego [Amable Liñán, quest for the fire’s glow] in which he provides an account of this scientist’s life and analyses his career at the Spanish National Aerospace Technology Institute (Spanish initials, INTA), a body under the auspices of the Technical University of Madrid’s School of Aeronautical Engineering. The book also addresses Professor Liñán’s collaboration with the most prominent scientific institutions in the United States and Europe.

In addition to studying his subject’s scientific output, the author discusses the development of thermodynamics, fluid mechanics and combustion science from the eighteenth through the turn of the twentieth century. 


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