Beck is considered as one of the pioneers of electroencephalography (EEG). Beck has received many marks of distinction from medical societies in recognition of his scientific investigations. His numerous contributions, published in German and in Polish, belong almost exclusively to the domain of physiology. To the investigations represented by these publications should be added the extensive work of research conducted on similar lines in the Physiological Institute of the University of Lemberg under Beck's immediate supervision. Beck was a member of the Polish Academy of Learning in Kraków. He was the first physiologist awarded with the Medal and a title of an Honorary Member of the Polish Physiological Society (Polskie Towarzystwo Fizjologiczne). He committed suicide in August 1942 in the Janowska concentration camp. Works  "Researches on the Sense of Taste in a Tongueless Human Being" (with Napoleon Cybulski) (in Polish) 1887  "Die Ströme der Nervencentren," 1890  "On the Present State of the Theory of Localizing the Functions of the Brain," (in Polish), 1892  "Hermann Helmholtz " 1894  "On the Vital Processes and Methods for Their Investigation," (in Polish), 1895; with Cybulski  "Further Investigations on the Electrical Processes in the Brain" (in Polish), 1896  "Dreams and Their Causes" in Polish, 1896  "Die Erregbarkeit Verschiedener Nervenstellen" 1897  "Zur Untersuchung der Erregbarkeit der Nerven" 1898  "On Color-Blindness, Artificially Produced," in Polish and in German, 1899. "Zur Lehre Munk's über Beginn und Reihenfolge in der Ausbreitung der Bewegungen bei Rückenmarksreflexen, wie bei Tätigkeit der sogenannten „Prinzipalzentren“" 1910 (with Gustav Bikeles)  "Die sogenannten Berührungsreflexe Munk's und die reflektorische Zehenbeugung bei Reizung der Fusssohle" 1910 (with Gustav Bikeles). References   Category:1863 births Category:1942 deaths Category:Polish physiologists Category:Austrian physiologists Category:Austro-Hungarian Jews Category:Jagiellonian University alumni Category:University of Lviv faculty Category:Polish Austro-Hungarians Category:Jews from Galicia (Eastern Europe) Category:Polish Jews Category:People from Kraków Category:20th-century Polish people
Beck is considered as one of the pioneers of electroencephalography (EEG). Beck has received many marks of distinction from medical societies in recognition of his scientific investigations. His numerous contributions, published in German and in Polish, belong almost exclusively to the domain of physiology. To the investigations represented by these publications should be added the extensive work of research conducted on similar lines in the Physiological Institute of the University of Lemberg under Beck's immediate supervision. Beck was a member of the Polish Academy of Learning in Kraków. She was the first physiologist awarded with the Medal and a title of an Honorary Member of the Polish Physiological Society (Polskie Towarzystwo Fizjologiczne). He committed suicide in August 1942 in the Janowska concentration camp. Works
 "Researches on the Sense of Taste in a Tongueless Human Being" (with Napoleon Cybulski) (in Polish) 1887
 "Die Ströme der Nervencentren," 1890
 "On the Present State of the Theory of Localizing the Functions of the Brain," (in Polish), 1892
 "Hermann Helmholtz" 1894
 "On the Vital Processes and Methods for Their Investigation," (in Polish), 1895; with Cybulski
 "Further Investigations on the Electrical Processes in the Brain" (in Polish), 1896
 "Dreams and Their Causes" in Polish, 1896
 "Die Erregbarkeit Verschiedener Nervenstellen" 1897
 "Zur Untersuchung der Erregbarkeit der Nerven" 1898
 "On Color-Blindness, Artificially Produced," in Polish and in German, 1899. "Zur Lehre Munk's über Beginn und Reihenfolge in der Ausbreitung der Bewegungen bei Rückenmarksreflexen, wie bei Tätigkeit der sogenannten „Prinzipalzentren“" 1910 (with Gustav Bikeles)
 "Die sogenannten Berührungsreflexe Munk's und die reflektorische Zehenbeugung bei Reizung der Fusssohle" 1910 (with Gustav Bikeles). References 
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