The growing skepticism of Galen’s work had a great influence on William Harvey ... his research and only accepted conclusions as proven when they were based on evidence from repeated experiments.

William Harvey (1578-1657) performed the greatest-ever medical experiments, giving birth to ... reddens again as blood flows back in. Putting his finger on an artery he felt it expand as the ...

Basic Books, June 2022 A foundational discovery that helped Harvey build the model of blood circulation was the new demonstration by his teacher Hieronymus Fabricius of anatomical valves in the veins.

Simply sign up to the Life & Arts myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. On May 18 1636, a 58-year-old Englishman walked into the anatomical theatre at the University of Altdorf in ...

The English physician William Harvey was the first to explain how our pumping hearts circulate blood. Though circulation remained the primary focus of his medical research, Harvey also studied ...

A few individuals, such as Andreas Vesalius, Ambroise Paré and William Harvey ... as much as for his skill as a surgeon. One of Harvey’s most famous, but simple, experiments.

And like those ideas, its development was largely a solitary effort, conceived, begun, and completed by a single individual, the English physician William Harvey. He published his discovery in ...

Narrator] In March 2023, composer and violinist, William Harvey, premiered his new concerto ... them if they would like to join him in this experiment of communal living, of simple living ...

But Ceaseless Motion reaches beyond the science to celebrate the man – 17th-century physician William Harvey – who ... when founding a lecture series in his own name, he remembered to bequeath ...

This video produced by the World Science Festival tells the story of William ... Harvey, the once misunderstood genius who literally re-wrote the book on human anatomy in 1628. Find out how he got ...

In the 17th-century, William Harvey, an English physician ... Watch the video above for more on his controversial, and until now overlooked, legacy. Contact us at [email protected] ...