Boris Jacobi

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Boris Jacobi was a 19th-century German-Russian engineer and physicist known for pioneering work in electroplating and electric motors.

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instanceOf human
physicist
alsoKnownAs Boris Semyonovich Jacobi
Moritz Hermann Jacobi
linked to: Moritz von Jacobi

Moritz Hermann von Jacobi
linked to: Moritz von Jacobi
areaOfInfluence Prussia
Russian Empire
birthDate 1801-09-10
birthPlace Kingdom of Prussia
linked to: Prussia

Potsdam
causeOfDeath natural causes
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Prussia
linked to: Prussia

Russian Empire
deathDate 1874-03-10
deathPlace Russian Empire
Saint Petersburg
linked to: St. Petersburg
educatedAt University of Königsberg
employer Imperial Academy of Sciences in Saint Petersburg
era 19th century
ethnicOrigin German
familyName Jacobi
fieldOfWork electrical engineering
electrochemistry
physics
givenName Boris
hasOccupation engineer
inventor
physicist
knownFor applications of electricity to telegraphy
development of early electric motors
pioneering work in electroplating
work on galvanoplastics
languageOfWorkOrName German
Russian
memberOf Imperial Academy of Sciences
notableAchievement demonstrated an electric boat on the Neva River in the 1830s
developed methods for large-scale metal electroforming
notableInvention early direct-current electric motor
electric boat powered by an electric motor
practical electroplating process
positionHeld academician of the Imperial Academy of Sciences
residence Saint Petersburg
linked to: St. Petersburg
sibling Carl Gustav Jacob Jacobi
workLocation Saint Petersburg
linked to: St. Petersburg

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