Jean Jung

1896–1977 (age 81)

Biography

Jean Jung was a French geologist whose scientific work contributed to the advancement of geological knowledge during the twentieth century. His career in the sciences reflected his dedication to understanding the natural world and the earth's composition.

Jung's contributions to geology and scientific inquiry were recognized by his peers and colleagues. He was interred in Batignolles Cemetery, a place of honor for those who advanced human knowledge through scientific endeavor.

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