'Periodica Polytechnica Budapest University of Technology and Economics'
Abstract
It is appropriate at the time of the presentation of the third Robert Boyle Gold Medal to
Erno Pungor (born Vasszécsény, Hungary, Oct. 30, 1923), the most senior and best known of
Hungarian analytical scientists in both teaching and research [1] and via his encouragement of
international collaboration [2], to examine Robert Boyle's writings [3, 4] for items of Hungarian
interest
