Johann Laurentius Bausch

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Johann Laurentius Bausch was a 17th-century German physician and naturalist best known as the founding figure and first president of the early scientific society Academia Naturae Curiosorum, later known as the Leopoldina.

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instanceOf founder of scientific society
human
physician
associatedWith early modern science
history of the Leopoldina
centuryOfActivity 17th century
countryOfCitizenship Holy Roman Empire
describedAs first president of the early scientific society later called the Leopoldina
founding figure of the Academia Naturae Curiosorum
ethnicGroup German
fieldOfWork medicine
natural history
scientific societies
gender male
hasHonorificTitle founding figure of the Leopoldina
influenced development of organized scientific research in German-speaking Europe
knownFor being the first president of the Academia Naturae Curiosorum
founding the Academia Naturae Curiosorum
languageOfWorkOrName German
memberOf Academia Naturae Curiosorum NERFINISHED
Leopoldina NERFINISHED
nativeLanguage German
notableFor role in early German scientific community
notableWork early organizational work for the Academia Naturae Curiosorum
occupation naturalist
physician
positionHeld first president of the Leopoldina
president of the Academia Naturae Curiosorum

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Academia Naturae Curiosorum foundedBy Johann Laurentius Bausch