Felicity Henderson.
FELICITY HENDERSON
ROBERT HOOKE’S EXPERIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY (2024)
Robert Hooke (born 1635) was a prominent 17th century scientist. He was a fellow of the Royal Society, and was its first Curator of Experiments. He was one of the first to study living things at microscopic scale, and coined the term cell.
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Felicity Henderson is Senior Lecturer in Archives and Material Culture at the University of Exeter. She has written on the early years of the Royal Society, and is working on a new edition of Hooke’s diaries for Oxford University Press.
