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Prisms, lenses, telescopes and microscopes were standard equipment in lectures on optics. Other devices such as the camera obscura (a dark room) or a magic lantern could be demonstrated with great effect. There would often be a particular section on colours. This illustration shows a girl and a woman using microscopes. Above are diagrams of... View Article

In the past sixty years or so, computers have migrated from room-size mega boxes to desktops to laptops to our pockets. But the real history of machine-assisted human computation (“computer” originally referred to the person, not the machine) goes back even further. This week is Computer Science Education Week, and to kick things off the World Science Festival celebrates the long history of man’s best friend, the computer.

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Before the days of computers, employees at NASA would have to go about conveying their knowledge in a much more laborious way: chalk, board, and likely tears. The scientists used…

Ivan Canu Illustration: Madame Curie. Ivan Canu illustrated a portrait of double Nobel Prize-winner Marie Curie for Cromosomaxx, an independent, international, experimental non-profit project formed by a group of illustrators to pay tribute the most important women in the history of science.

Inventor, scientist, and architect are among the many titles that the brilliant and highly productive seventeenth century scientist Robert Hooke has been given. He was a man of many talents who made discoveries in diverse fields of science and technology.