RENATA DUTKOWA 1927-2015

Discover the fascinating story of Renata Dutkowa, an outstanding figure associated with the Krakow scientific community. It is a story of passion, dedication and the constant pursuit of understanding the history of science and education. Get to know the life and work of this extraordinary woman who has forever entered the history of Polish science.

• In-depth analysis of the life and work of Renata Dutkowa
• Cooperation of the Studio of Cultural History, Science and Historical Education of the Jagiellonian University and the Science Archive
• Unique perspective on the history of science and education in Krakow
• Biography combining the world of archiving and science
• Publishing house thanks to the commitment of many researchers and archivists
• Pages: 192
• Format: 240x171 mm

Renata Dutkowa (1927-2015) is a publication created in cooperation with the Studio of Cultural History, Science and Historical Education of the Jagiellonian University and the Science Archive. The choice of these partners was not accidental - Renata Dutkowa was professionally associated with both of them, although they previously had other names and functioned in other organizational realities, and in her biography she combined the world of archiving and science. This extraordinary combination made it possible to create a comprehensive and detailed portrait of this outstanding figure.

The history of science and education, a separate discipline practiced in Krakow, is a subject that still offers scientists great research opportunities. This is extremely surprising, because the awareness of the continuity and seriousness of academic life in the local environment has always been so strong that it translated into the publication of research results in this area. And yet, as Renata Dutkowa proved with her scientific discoveries, this topic still offers great opportunities for new generations of researchers.

The Historia Iagellonica publishing house presents this publication in a careful edition, with attention to every detail. The paperback cover and the 240x171 mm format make the book comfortable to read and store. It is a must-have for anyone interested in the history of science, biographies of outstanding figures and the history of Krakow.

Renata Dutkowa (1927-2015) is not only a biography, but also a valuable source of knowledge about the history of science and education in Poland. It is a tribute to an outstanding researcher who dedicated her life to exploring the secrets of the past. This book will certainly interest historians, archivists and all history lovers.