Kornél Gollner
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* Breznóbánya, May 9, 1867 – † Budapest, June 12, 1934 / pharmacist, chemist ; ; He obtained his pharmacy degree from the University of Budapest in 1888. He worked in Bánya Beszterce for a few years, and later, between 1890 and 1900, he worked at the Hell pharmaceutical factory in Troppau (today's Opava). Upon returning to Hungary, he first worked as the technical director of the Galenus pharmaceutical factory in Budapest, and then from 1910 as the head of the Kochmeister pharmaceutical chemical factory in Óbuda. Between 1916 and 1933, he was the plant manager chemist at the Wolfner factory in Újpest. In 1903, he founded a druggist's trade journal and edited the Drogista Közlöny for many years. He was also a teacher at the druggist's vocational school for 18 years. Known work: Druggist's Practice, 1931.