Jean-Claude Ego

1845–1922 (age 77)

Biography

Jean-Claude Ego approached chemistry with both curiosity and restraint, contributing thoughtful analysis to the study of materials and processes that supported agriculture and industry.

He shared his expertise with colleagues and students, and Saint-Martin cemetery keeps his memory among those who value steady scholarship.

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