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Benjamin Silliman, American chemist

Benjamin Silliman (1779-1864), American chemist. Silliman initially studied law, but in 1802 he was appointed as Professor of Chemistry and Natural History at Yale University, USA. He was a keen populariser of science, and founded the American Journal of Science (AJS) in 1818. He became the first president of the Association of American Geologists in 1840, and was also a founding member of the National Academy of Science in 1863. Although erected after his death, the Peabody Museum at Yale, which displays mineralogy and geology, was built thanks to his work

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This print showcases Benjamin Silliman, an eminent American chemist whose contributions to the field of science are immeasurable. Born in 1779, Silliman initially pursued a career in law but soon found his true calling in chemistry and natural history. In 1802, he was appointed as a Professor at Yale University, where he dedicated himself to educating and inspiring future generations. Renowned for his ability to popularize scientific knowledge, Silliman founded the American Journal of Science (AJS) in 1818, providing a platform for scholars to share their research and discoveries. His passion for geology led him to become the first president of the Association of American Geologists in 1840. Even after his passing in 1864, Silliman's legacy continued to shape the world of science. As a founding member of the National Academy of Science established in 1863, he played an instrumental role in advancing scientific research across various disciplines. The Peabody Museum at Yale stands today as a testament to Silliman's tireless efforts. This magnificent institution proudly displays mineralogy and geology collections that owe their existence to his unwavering dedication. Through this remarkable print by Science Photo Library, we catch a glimpse into the life and achievements of Benjamin Silliman - an extraordinary man who left an indelible mark on both academia and society as a whole.

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