Isaac Newton dedicated a good part of his activity to alchemical experiments. This article tries to discuss the motivations that drove Newton to spend so much of his time in the laboratory: the search for a unitary vision of the forces acting in the macrocosm and in the microcosm, the belief on a hidden prisca sapientia in the occult philosophy to be rediscovered with a scientific approach and the dispute with materialistic philosophy. An educational version of this article is published in the popular magazine L'Indiscreto. Our motto "No walls. Just bridges" implies that Substantia aims at being a top level interdisciplinary scientific journal, but wants to be also an actor in public engagement, in the framework of the University's Th...
none1noBetween the fourteenth and seventeenth centuries, alchemy reached its full maturity in the We...
William R. Newman: Newton the alchemist: science, enigma, and the quest for nature’s “secret fire.” ...
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A note on recent books about an unexplored side of Newton’s library: religious, mystical and he...
Isaac Newton is widely held in the popular imagination to be one of the inventors of modern science....
Nota sobre publicações recentes que revelam aspectos pouco conhecidos da biblioteca de Newton - os n...
This article is dedicated to lecture about a journal written by a degree in chemical Attico I. Chas...
It is not generally known that over the course of some thirty years, Isaac Newton carried out around...
This article analyses four unpublished draft letters from Nicolas Fatio de Duiller to Isaac Newton, ...
That early modern natural philosophers such as Isaac Newton were deeply preoccupied by religious con...
Substantia in Latin means substance, matter, material, that is the realm of chemistry. Indeed, chemi...
In 1687 one the most important scientific book every written, The Principia, by Isaac Newton, was pu...
For a millenium, till the time of Lavoisier, Alchemy was practised. Alchemy was unscientific, but i...
This work positions Isaac Newton's three areas of inquiry---Natural Philosophy, alchemy, and theolog...
Quinze ans après avoir créé le site Chymistry of Isaac Newton (www.chymistry.org), qui a permis la m...
none1noBetween the fourteenth and seventeenth centuries, alchemy reached its full maturity in the We...
William R. Newman: Newton the alchemist: science, enigma, and the quest for nature’s “secret fire.” ...
In 1674 the natural philosopher and physician Martin Lister published a new method of making glass o...
A note on recent books about an unexplored side of Newton’s library: religious, mystical and he...
Isaac Newton is widely held in the popular imagination to be one of the inventors of modern science....
Nota sobre publicações recentes que revelam aspectos pouco conhecidos da biblioteca de Newton - os n...
This article is dedicated to lecture about a journal written by a degree in chemical Attico I. Chas...
It is not generally known that over the course of some thirty years, Isaac Newton carried out around...
This article analyses four unpublished draft letters from Nicolas Fatio de Duiller to Isaac Newton, ...
That early modern natural philosophers such as Isaac Newton were deeply preoccupied by religious con...
Substantia in Latin means substance, matter, material, that is the realm of chemistry. Indeed, chemi...
In 1687 one the most important scientific book every written, The Principia, by Isaac Newton, was pu...
For a millenium, till the time of Lavoisier, Alchemy was practised. Alchemy was unscientific, but i...
This work positions Isaac Newton's three areas of inquiry---Natural Philosophy, alchemy, and theolog...
Quinze ans après avoir créé le site Chymistry of Isaac Newton (www.chymistry.org), qui a permis la m...
none1noBetween the fourteenth and seventeenth centuries, alchemy reached its full maturity in the We...
William R. Newman: Newton the alchemist: science, enigma, and the quest for nature’s “secret fire.” ...
In 1674 the natural philosopher and physician Martin Lister published a new method of making glass o...