Who was the most Provocative Victorian Physicist? John Tyndall?
Sir Roland Jackson (Royal Institution) argues the case on Weds 2nd Oct 2019, The Royal Institution, Mayfair, London, UK, W15 4BS. Tea/coffee from 7pm. Lecture from 7.30pm
Abstract: John Tyndall (c.1822-1893) is best known for his work on the absorption of heat by gases, underpinning our current understanding of the greenhouse effect, climate change, weather, and meteorology. He was also one of the most visible public intellectuals of his age, expressing trenchant views on the relationship between science and religion.
Register here: https://events.iop.org/john-tyndall-provocative-victorian-physicist-0
Twitter: https://twitter.com/IOPLSE/status/1173157053587689472
Best wishes
Mark
Dr Mark Telling
VP (membership), IoP
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