Ruta de navegación

Publicador de contenidos

Aplicaciones anidadas

albareda_banner_img

José María Albareda Herrera

albareda_enlaces

tit_identificacion

IDENTIFICATION


Aplicaciones anidadas

albareda_iconos1


HOW TO CITE

AGUN/6


EXTREME DATES

1927-1967

albareda_iconos2


ACCESS

Free


ISSUE AND SUPPORT

92 insertion units (91 standardized boxes and one tube for the two diplomas)

albareda_etiquetas

Tags
WORDS CORE TOPIC


Scientist
Soil scientist
Highercommittee for Scientific Research (CSIC)
President of the University
University Professor
Academic
Pharmacist
Chemist

albareda_publicaciones

Publications


  • Veci Lavín, C. (2024). Politics through science: Manuel Lora Tamayo, minister of Education, Historia Contemporánea, 77, 291-324. https://doi.org/10.1387/hc.24023.  

  • Toca Otero, Á. (2024). Antonio Rius Miró (1890–1973): A Key Figure in the Transition from the Liberal “ Chemistry ” to the Autarkic “ .” Historia Contemporánea, 76, 919–953. https://doi.org/10.1387/hc.23730

  • Díaz Hernández, O. (2020). Some Members of Opus Dei in Postwar Spanish Universities: Opposition to “ Chairs ” During the Ministry of José Ibáñez Martín (1939–1951). *Studia et documenta*, 14, 287–326

  • Martín Albadalejo, C. (2020). From elephant to dinosaurs: 45 years of history of the National Museum of Natural Sciences 1940-1985. Doce Calles, Madrid

  • Díaz Hernández, O. (2018). Falange versus Opus Dei. Politics and Religion in Postwar Spain (1939–1945).*Hispania sacra*, LXX, 142. https://doi.org/10.3989/hs.2018.046

  • Díaz Hernández, O. (2018). La residency program Jenner: A Space for Coexistence in Postwar Spain (1939–1940). Studia et documenta, 12.https://www.isje.org/setd/2018/DIAZ-SetD12.pdf

  • Velasco Morgado, R. (2016). Embriología en la periferia: Las ciencias del development en la España de la II República y el Franquismo, CSIC.

  • Pérez López, P. (2012). St. Josemaría and José María Albareda (1935–1939).Studia et Documenta, 6, 13–66.https://hdl.handle.net/10171/37720

  • Castillo Genzor, A. (1971). *Albareda Was Like This: Seed and Furrow*. Madrid.