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Tag Archives: William Harvey
European Reflections from Padua
The ERC (European Research Council) last month celebrated its 10th Anniversary. Judging by the speeches and conversations on the day, ranging from Commissioner Moedas and President Juncker to the ERC’s many grantees, it seems to be widely considered as rapidly … Continue reading
Posted in Science Culture, Science Funding
Tagged Brexit, Elena Piscopia, ERC, William Harvey
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Blood and More Blood
Gonville and Caius College in Cambridge is understandably proud of its tradition in medicine. One of its illustrious alumni is William Harvey, who studied there in the 1590’s before going on to publish evidence to demonstrate the circulation of blood. … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, History of Science
Tagged anatomy, circulation, dissection, Gonville and Caius College, William Harvey
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