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Charles Willson Peale was talking about #Mastodon before it was cool.
So far as I know, he is also the only person to be the subject of two @LindaHall_org #ScientistOfTheDay posts in a single month.
Further details: https://t.co/zLA4rLQbSY
#histSTM #paleontology #nathist
Elizabeth Gwillim, English artist who created these paintings of a great cormorant (L) and purple heron (R), is @LindaHall_org's #ScientistOfTheDay.
https://t.co/D4oyZ6DefP
#histSTM #sciart #WomenInSTEM
The visualization of animals in order to categorize their position in the great chain of being was one of the primary interests of natural history, read more in Notes and Records https://t.co/UzWiVmRsl8 #notesandrecords #histsci #histSTM #HSTM #histgeog #twitterstorians @HGRG_RGS
That's all for this #PresidentsDay podcast playlist! Be sure to follow @LindaHall_org for updates about future #STEM & #histSTM programs, as well as news about our research fellows.
Oh, and before I forget, here's the source of the image at the start of the thread! #Sony
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How applied entomology saved California's lucrative orange industry in the late 1800s, with imported Australian ladybugs combatting the cottony cushion scale: https://t.co/HmesOd9OML #history #twitterstorians #histSTM #histsci #insects #science
Edinburgh journal of natural history and the physical sciences, with the Animal kingdom of the Baron Cuvier from 1835-1840 at @BioDivLibrary - volume one (https://t.co/4GYLFBtegN) and volume two (https://t.co/8wUg7bPAtQ). #history #twitterstorians #histSTM #histsci #science
Happy 315th birthday to Émilie du Châtelet, the subject of today's #GoogleDoodle! Du Châtelet was the author of Institutions de Physique & the 1st French translation of Newton's Principia, both of which are in @LindaHall_org's rare book collection.
#histSTM #WomenInSTEM #physics
Claude-Louis Berthollet, a French #chemist, was born #onthisdate in 1748. Berthollet accompanied #Napoleon during his invasion of Egypt. Learn more about Berthollet in his #ScientistoftheDay profile: https://t.co/2rwprb4dqu
#histSTM #chemistry
Claude-Louis Berthollet, French chemist who accompanied #Napoleon during his invasion of Egypt, is @LindaHall_org's #ScientistOfTheDay.
https://t.co/q20ELxq0KD
#histSTM #chemistry
Did you know that 46 @LindaHall_org exhibition catalogs, dating from 1956 to 2016, are now available online?
Check it out by visiting our digital collections: https://t.co/WTAk6f4xKc
#histSTM #rarebooks #exhibits
Admiral Horatio Thomas Austin, a British naval officer, died #onthisdate in 1865. Austin led an expedition to the Arctic in search of the crew and ships of Sir John Franklin. Learn more about Austin in his #ScientistoftheDay profile: https://t.co/nQy0Eyl2si
#histSTM #exploration
Horatio Thomas Austin, British naval officer who led an expedition to the Arctic to determine the fate of the Franklin expedition, is @LindaHall_org's #ScientistOfTheDay.
https://t.co/JfPNyaevGa
#histSTM #exploration
Louis-Bertrand Castel, a French natural #philosopher, was born #onthisdate in 1688. Castel proposed the creation of an "ocular harpsichord" that would play colors instead of sounds. Learn more about Castel in his #ScientistoftheDay profile: https://t.co/hZAJu07XKh
#histSTM
Louis-Bertrand Castel, the French natural philosopher who proposed the creation of an "ocular harpsichord" that would play colors instead of sounds, is @LindaHall_org's #ScientistOfTheDay.
https://t.co/uK9O9PltZ1
#histSTM #optics #music
Andorian-colored Wound Man from 1533 edition of Physica by Hildegard of Bingen ⚔️Art by Robert, one of our new Student Library Assistants in the #SpecColls @OU_Libraries #SciArt #HistSTM https://t.co/I2jzj2LIvb
Excited to tune into the first session of #GreedyScience: Money & Knowledge in the Global 1980s. Today we'll be discussing:
* Big oil & Entrepreneurship w/@ccmmody
* Biotech & cancer biology w/Angela Creager
* #ColdWar asteroid detection efforts w/Matt Stanley
#histSTM
William Hazledine, an English #ironmaster, died #onthisdate in 1840. Hazledine collaborated with Thomas Telford to construct some of Britain's greatest bridges. Learn more about Hazledine in his #ScientistoftheDay profile: https://t.co/s7azFtuYQ0
#histSTM #infrastructure
Andreas Cellarius, the German/Dutch cartographer responsible for one of the most beautiful #astronomy books ever published (Harmonia Macrocosmica, 1661), is @LindaHall_org's #ScientistOfTheDay.
https://t.co/aOw7w6De15
#histSTM #sciart #histastro #astronomy
Umberto Boccioni, an Italian #painter, was born #onthisdate in 1882. Boccioni was one of the most influential members of an Italian school of painters known as Futurists. Learn more about Boccioni in his #ScientistoftheDay profile: https://t.co/TlGPtoIVho
#histSTM #arthistory
Umberto Boccioni, an Italian painter & sculptor who reflected on technological themes as a member of the Futurist movement, is @LindaHall_org's #ScientistOfTheDay.
https://t.co/6xLcJclY1R
#histSTM #ArtHistory #Futurism