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It's cold out there today! We've got Hooke on our minds at the #T3D2019 labs, here's a few #T3D2019_PoftheD from his Micrographia (1665) and his 1662 article in @royalsociety Philosophical Transactions
Robert Hooke was born on 28 July 1635 N.S. His Micrographia includes the 1st use of "cell" as a biological term https://t.co/9YXRp9beYw
Robert Hooke, scientist, born #OTD 1635. Micrographia, 1665 @britishlibrary https://t.co/IWOxYuXxKg
Micrographia (1665) by Robert Hooke was the 1st book in English on microscopy https://t.co/8GBhZA6ZqG Digitized @mobotgarden #TinyTuesday
Robert Hooke, English natural philosopher, architect and polymath (author of 'Micrographia') died #OnThisDay in 1703.
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Today in 1666: Robert Hooke (pic from his incredible ‘Micrographia') invented the spirit level #science366
#RobertHooke's #Micrographia 1667 - wonderful diagrams
#design #illustration #biology #RoyalSociety #FRS #engraving
Hang in there, it's #MonochromeMonday! A 40cm louse on a human hair, from Hooke's 'Micrographia' (1665).
Hooke (born #OTD 1635) inspired use of microscopes 4 scientific exploration w/ "Micrographia" http://t.co/jZPvdZ2EeT
Robert Hooke–born OTD 1635–described a fly's eye, a plant cell, a flea, a louse…in his huge & wonderful #Micrographia
Tomorrow is #RobertHooke's 379th birthday. New blog post on #Micrographia & his 17c drawings: http://t.co/GqBc3HZ9QS