Romanian Academy
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Romanian Academy
Summary
Romanian Academy is an academy of sciences[1]. It draws 585 Wikipedia views per month (academy_of_sciences category, ranking #26 of 117).[2]
Key Facts
- Romanian Academy is located in Bucharest[3].
- Romanian Academy is in the country of Romania[4].
- Romanian Academy's instance of is recorded as academy of sciences[5].
- Romanian Academy's instance of is recorded as open-access publisher[6].
- Romanian Academy's instance of is recorded as national academy[7].
- Romanian Academy's instance of is recorded as library[8].
- Romanian Academy's founder is recorded as Vincențiu Babeș[9].
- Romanian Academy's founder is recorded as George Bariț[10].
- Romanian Academy's founder is recorded as Ioan D. Caragiani[11].
- Romanian Academy's founder is recorded as Timotei Cipariu[12].
- Romanian Academy's founder is recorded as Dimitrie Cozacovici[13].
- Romanian Academy's founder is recorded as Ambrosiu Dimitrovici[14].
- Romanian Academy's founder is recorded as Alexandru Hâjdeu[15].
- Romanian Academy's founder is recorded as Ion Heliade Rădulescu[16].
- Romanian Academy's founder is recorded as Iosif Hodoșiu[17].
- Romanian Academy's founder is recorded as Alexandru Hurmuzaki[18].
- Romanian Academy's founder is recorded as Andrei Mocioni[19].
- Romanian Academy's founder is recorded as Gavriil Munteanu[20].
- Romanian Academy's founder is recorded as Alexandru Roman[21].
- Romanian Academy's founder is recorded as Ion G. Sbiera[22].
- Romanian Academy's founder is recorded as Constantin Stamati[23].
- Romanian Academy's founder is recorded as Ioan Străjescu[24].
- Romanian Academy's founder is recorded as Vasile Alecsandri[25].
- Romanian Academy's founder is recorded as Ştefan Gonata[26].
- Romanian Academy's founder is recorded as Nicolae Ionescu[27].
Body
Founding
Founders include Vincențiu Babeș[9], George Bariț[10], Ioan D. Caragiani[11], Timotei Cipariu[12], Dimitrie Cozacovici[13], and Ambrosiu Dimitrovici[14].
Operations
Subsidiaries include Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry "Petru Poni"[28], a facility[29], in Romania[30], founded in 1949[31]; institute of mathematics of the Romanian Academy[32], a research institute[33], in Romania[34], founded in 1946[35]; Institute of Cellular Biology and Pathology[36], an organization[37], in Romania[38]; Institute of Biology Bucharest[39], a government agency[40], in Romania[41], founded in 1990[42]; The “A. Philippide” Institute of Romanian Philology[43]; and Bucharest Astronomical Observatory[44], an astronomical observatory[45], in Romania[46].
Why It Matters
Romanian Academy draws 585 Wikipedia views per month (academy_of_sciences category, ranking #26 of 117).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 19 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[47] It is known by 68 alternative names across languages and contexts.[48]