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de Almeida, José Bernardo
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Occupied himself with mathematics, astronomy, astronomical observations, medicine, pharmaceutics
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von Ambschell, Anton
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Teacher of physics, mechanics in Vienna
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von Apfaltern, Leopold
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Teacher of mathematics, mechanics in Klagenfurt
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Casati, Paolo
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Occupied himself with mechanics, hydrostatics
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1770 – 1771
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Chyczewski, Stanisław
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Teacher of positive theology, polemic theology in Przemyśl
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Cibot, Pierre-Martial
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Occupied himself with astronomy, mechanics, medicine, chemistry, botany, geology, mineralogy, zoology, Chinese writing system
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Coll, Martin
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Occupied himself with medicine, botany
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1808 – 1820
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Condrau, Jakub
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Teacher of physics, mechanics, botany, zoology, higher mathematics in Polotsk
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1641 – 1642
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Darowski, Jan Kazimierz
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Teacher of positive theology in Poznań
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1777 – 1786
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Domin, Josip Franjo
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Teacher of experimental physics, agriculture, mechanics, theoretical physics in Győr
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1786 – 1792
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Domin, Josip Franjo
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Teacher of experimental physics, agriculture, mechanics, theoretical physics in Pécs
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1792 – 1801
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Domin, Josip Franjo
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Teacher of experimental physics, agriculture, mechanics, theoretical physics in Budapest
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1730 – 1736
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Fèvre, Jacques-Antoine
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Teacher of positive theology in Strasbourg
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Gerra, Jean Dominique
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Teacher of astronomy, mechanics, optics in Milan
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1743 – 1749
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Grodzicki, Faustyn
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Teacher of mathematics, geometry, mechanics, statics, hydrostatics, perspective, civil architecture, military architecture, tactics, polemic theology in Lviv
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1749 – 1750
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Grodzicki, Faustyn
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Teacher of mathematics, geometry, mechanics, statics, hydrostatics, perspective, civil architecture, military architecture, tactics, polemic theology in Jarosław
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Gruber, Gabriel
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Teacher of mechanics, hydraulics in Ljubljana
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Hardouin, Jean
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Teacher of rhetoric, positive theology
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Horvat, Ivan Krstitelj
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Occupied himself with mathematics, physics, mechanics
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1782
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Horvat, Ivan Krstitelj
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In 1782, Makó established the Institutum Geometricum (the first institute dedicated to the formation of civil engineers) in Budapest with the fellow Jesuits Rausch( geometry), Horvat( physics, mechanics), Ljudevit Mitterpacher( agronomy), and Josip Mitterpacher( mathematics, engineering) as teachers
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