THE ROYAL SOCIETY. COVERED TOPICS 1.The Royal Society’s origins 2.Francis Bacon 3.Robert Boyle 4.Isaac Newton 5.Robert Hooke 6.John Wallis 7.Christopher.

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THE ROYAL SOCIETY

COVERED TOPICS 1.The Royal Society’s origins 2.Francis Bacon 3.Robert Boyle 4.Isaac Newton 5.Robert Hooke 6.John Wallis 7.Christopher Wren 8.The Royal Society today

THE ROYAL SOCIETY’S ORIGINS Royal Charter Royal Society Research Culture Clergy

THE ROYAL SOCIETY’S ORIGINS “Nullius in verba” According to the words of no one Do not recognize authorities

FRANCIS BACON Chancellor of British Kingdom Accused of corruption

FRANCIS BACON Encyclopaedia To spread knowledge

FRANCIS BACON Novum Organon Logic New Atlantis Utopian place

ROBERT BOYLE Robert Boyle Scientist inventorOptical microscope Cells’ discoveryPhysicalPerfect gas

ROBERT BOYLE “Sceptical Chemist” Criticism to Aristotelian theory “Nullius in verba”

ISAAC NEWTON “Mathematical principles of natural philosophy” End of Scientific Revolution Importance of mathematics Laws of motion Universal gravitation Heliocentrism

ROBERT HOOKE Outweighed in the culture Assistant of Robert Boyle Curator of Experiments

ROBERT HOOKE Micrographia Wave theory of light

JOHN WALLIS Mathematician Calculus Geometry Trigonometry

JOHN WALLIS “Arithmetica Infinitorum” His main work Standard notations for powers Quadrature of curve Conical Logic Continued fractions Cycloid

CHRISTOPHER WREN Architect Reconstruction of London Application of Neoclassicism models

THE ROYAL SOCIETY TODAY Economic help Residence in Burlington House International Geophysical year Archives opened to everyone

THE ROYAL SOCIETY 4^B A.S Menean, Morelli, Rossi, Zannier’s Group Assignment

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