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Emilia Currás

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In 1976 she founded the Spanish Society for Scientific Information and Documentation (SEDIC) in 1976, and was its president for twelve years. She was a founding member of Hispano Term and ASEABI. She was also a member of the Council of the International Federation for Documentation (FID) for eight
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Her most notable contribution is the creation of the Theory of Informationism and the Vertical Integration of Science, which appeared in 1981 and was accepted in 1988. Informationism was a new epistemology based on the neural theory of Information, or neural networks, where information reaches our
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She joined a private company in 1960, founding the Chemistry and Technical Translation Section of Hanumag-Barreiros (Madrid), moving a year later to the company Auxini-Piritas Españolas as head of the Documentation Department until 1964. She returned to Germany to become head of the Materials
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According to Currás, this theory considers information as the axis of our life and as the motor of all neuronal and physical evolution of the human being; that is, the more useful information our brain receives, the greater our neuronal tissue will be, creating the beginning of the path of
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In this field, she was a pioneer in Spain and in many Spanish-speaking countries. She introduced the concept of Documentation Sciences as a nucleus that housed the different disciplines related to the processes of information contained in a document so that it can reach the user quickly,
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qualification. As a result of her research in this field, she was awarded the title of European Chemist by EURCHEN on several occasions. She was a member of the Ilustre Colegio Oficial de Química (1993) and belonged to the Real Sociedad de Químicos de España (1988).
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She published more than 130 research articles in Spanish and foreign journals. She wrote 14 books and 7 as collective publications. Her work has been translated into English, Portuguese, Arabic and Czech, and has received more than 200 citations.
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She did research on molten antimony tribromide as an ionizing solvent (the subject of her thesis) resulting in the discovery of five new compounds, which were registered in the Index Chemicus database. She obtained an Excellent
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In 1970 she left the private industry sector to join the Faculty of Sciences of the Autonomous University of Madrid and to direct the Scientific Documentation Office within the Department of Applied Chemistry-Physics.
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She continued in Germany until 1968 as head of the patent documentation section at Dynamit Nobel (Troisdorf). In 1969 she returned to Spain to found and direct the Documentation Department at Hispanoil (Madrid).
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She was decorated and honored by the universities of Düsseldorf, Zaragoza, Brasilia, San Marcos de Lima, Autónoma of Madrid, Opavá (Czech Republic), Complutense of Madrid and University of La Manouba (Tunisia).
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Informationism is based on the paradigm of the universality of information, which is independent in itself as a scientific discipline, but which is systemically and vertically related to the other sciences.
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Analysis Laboratory of Linde AG (Köln-Suhn) in 1965, where she also enrolled at the Institute of Documentation in Frankfurt/Main, obtaining the title of Scientific Documentalist in 1966.
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and academic. She was also a philosopher and historian of science, as well as a pioneer in the study of the philosophical-scientific bases of Information and documentation.
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She was a member of the advisory and editorial boards of several journals such as the Journal of Information Science. She was also a member of organizations such as the
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brain in the form of tiny impulses called quanta of information that impact our neurons, activating them and converting these quanta into useful information.
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where her mother worked as a teacher. In the middle of the 1940s, they returned to Madrid and Emilia Currás studied at the
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Numerary member of the International Brotherhood of Researchers of Toledo and honorary member of the SEDIC since 2013.
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in 1953. She worked at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine as a research fellow in the Chair of Chemistry and at the
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Emilia Currás also wrote poetry, a passion she began at the age of 16, collected in three collections of poems:
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Honorary Member of the Hispanic Association of Internet Documentalists (AHDI) since 2004.
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Documentation Sciences: Library Science, Archival Science, Documentation and Information
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unequivocally and efficiently. She worked on the design and construction of a
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El devenir de ISKO-España hasta 1998. Actas del X Congreso de ISKO-España
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Gold and Brilliant Badge of the Association of Chemists of Madrid (2011).
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Gold Badge of the German Society of Information Scientists (DGI) (2002).
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Fellow of the Institute for Information Scientists, London (1992).
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secondary school. She graduated from Chemical Sciences at the
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Currás died on 29 March 2020 at the age of 92 in Madrid from
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to pursue doctoral studies, being invested as such in 1959.
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Information Science on Systemic and Systematic Postulates
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INFORMACIONISMO Y ASIMILACIÓN NEURONAL DE LA INFORMACIÓN
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development of civilization and culture of any people.
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Information in its New Aspects: Documentation Sciences
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Spanish information scientist and academic (1927–2020)
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Academic staff of the Autonomous University of Madrid
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Emilia Currás" 394:, being included in its yearbook 340:(A life: profession and passion). 207:Philosophy and history of science 201: 166:Spanish National Research Council 118:Emilia Teresa Julia Currás Puente 44:Emilia Teresa Julia Currás Puente 223: 189:Spain's Royal Academy of Doctors 158:Complutense University of Madrid 92:Complutense University of Madrid 671:Revista Documentación via Issuu 396:Great women of the 21st Century 392:American Biographical Institute 313:Treatise on Information Science 281: 677: 658: 648:"Una científica muy romántica" 639: 618: 510:La Opinión-El Correo de Zamora 432:Knight's Cross awarded by the 1: 734:"El documentalista en crisis" 443: 358:El rincón de mis pensamientos 170:Technische Universität Berlin 168:until 1955, when she entered 100:Technische Universität Berlin 667:"Entrevista a Emilia Currás" 338:Una vida: profesión y pasión 251: 242:American Library Association 23:, the first or paternal 7: 10: 878: 290:Her publications include: 276:COVID-19 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Index

Spanish name
surname
Madrid
Madrid
Complutense University of Madrid
University of Santiago de Compostela
Technische Universität Berlin
Information scientist
information scientist
Madrid
Galician
Spanish Civil War
Alberic, Valencia
Tetuan
Lope de Vega
Complutense University of Madrid
University of Santiago de Compostela
Spanish National Research Council
Technische Universität Berlin
Spain's Royal Academy of Doctors
es
thesaurus
American Library Association
International Society for Knowledge Organization
Cum Laude
COVID-19
COVID-19 pandemic in Spain
American Biographical Institute
King's College
Cambridge

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