Lucien Marchis

Lucien Marchis was a professor of the Faculté des sciences de Paris, where he taught (perhaps) the world's first course on aerodynamics.^[1]

Leçons sur la navigation aérienne, Année 1903–1904
"Aerodynamics—Experimental Researches on the Resistance of Air", extracted from the Second Annual Report of the National Advisory Committee on Aeronautics, reprinted in the Textbook of Naval Aeronautics, 1917
Preface to De Brunoff, 1919, L'áeronautique pendant la guerre mondiale
Vingt-cinq ans d'aéronautique française: 1907–1932 (1934) (WorldCat)
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Publications by or about Lucien Marchis

↑ Barnes W. McCormick, "The Evolution of Technology and Education in Applied Aerodynamics"; in Aerospace Engineering Education During the First Century of Flight (2004), ed. McCormick, Newberry, & Jumper; p. 4.

Names	Lucien Marchis
Countries	FR
Locations	Bordeaux, Gironde, Paris, Seine
Occupations	professor
Tech areas	Aerodynamics, Gas, Engine, Petroleum
Accreditations
Affiliations	Faculté des sciences de Paris, Technique aéronautique
Family name	Marchis
Birth date	1863-10-04
Death date	1941-01-08
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