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Silliman Memorial Lectures

The Silliman Memorial lectures series has been published by Yale University since 1901. The lectures were established by the university on the foundation of a bequest of $80,000, left in 1883 by Augustus Ely Silliman, in memory of his mother, Mrs. Hepsa Ely Silliman.[1] Hepsa Ely was the daughter of the Reverend David Ely, a member of the Yale College Class of 1769. She was married to Gold Selleck Silliman, brother of Professor Benjamin Silliman and a 1796 graduate of Yale College. She was the mother of two sons, August Ely Silliman and Benjamin Douglas Silliman. Benjamin graduated from Yale College in 1824.

The lectures are designed to illustrate the presence and providence, the wisdom and goodness of God, as manifested in the natural and moral world. The testator's belief was that any orderly presentation of the facts of nature or history contributed to the foundation's purpose more effectively than any attempt to emphasize the elements of doctrine or creed; and he therefore provided that lectures on dogmatic or polemical theology should be excluded from its scope, and that instead the subjects should be selected from the domains of natural science and history, with special prominence given to astronomy, chemistry, geology, and anatomy.[2]

Lecturers (partial list) Edit

The year given is sometimes that of the publication of the book, rather than that in which the lectures were given.

See also Edit

Notes Edit

  1. ^ Franz Cumont (1922). After life in Roman paganism. Yale University Press.
  2. ^ see preface p. v of Max Verworn (1913). Irritability. Yale University Press.
  3. ^ "Collection: Silliman lecture series, Yale University, records | Archives at Yale".

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  This article incorporates text from this source, which is in the public domain: the preface to several books such as Max Verworn (1913). Irritability. Yale University Press.

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1824 The lectures are designed to illustrate the presence and providence the wisdom and goodness of God as manifested in the natural and moral world The testator s belief was that any orderly presentation of the facts of nature or history contributed to the foundation s purpose more effectively than any attempt to emphasize the elements of doctrine or creed and he therefore provided that lectures on dogmatic or polemical theology should be excluded from its scope and that instead the subjects should be selected from the domains of natural science and history with special prominence given to astronomy chemistry geology and anatomy 2 Contents 1 Lecturers partial list 2 See also 3 Notes 4 External linksLecturers partial list Edit1902 03 Thomson Joseph John Electricity and Matter 1904 1903 04 Sherrington Charles Scott The Integrative Action of the Nervous System 1906 1904 05 Rutherford Ernest Radioactive Transformations 1906 1905 06 No Lecture 1906 07 Nernst Walter Experimental and Theoretical Applications of Thermodynamics to Chemistry 1911 republished 1913 1907 08 Bateson William Problems of Genetics 1913 1908 09 Penck Albrecht 1909 10 Campbell William Wallace Stellar Motions 1913 1910 11 Arrhenius Svante August Theories of Solutions 1912 1911 12 Verworn Max Irritability 1908 1912 13 Osler William The Evolution of Modern Medicine 1921 1913 14 Iddings Joseph Paxson et al The Problem of Volcanism 1914 1913 14 Lindgren Waldemar et al Problems of American Geology 1915 1915 16 No Lecture 1916 17 Haldane John Scott Organism and Environment as Illustrated by the Physiology of Breathing Respiration 1917 1917 18 Dana Barrell et al A Century of Science in America Dana Commemorative Lectures 1922 1918 19 No Lecture 1919 20 Hadamard Jacques Solomon Lecture on Cauchy s Problem in Linear Partial Differential Equations 1923 1920 21 Cumont Franz After Life in Roman Paganism 1922 1920 21 Rettger Leo Frederick A Treatise on the Transformation of the Intestinal Flora with Special Reference to the Implantation of Bacillus Acidophillus 1921 1921 22 Pirquet Clemens An Outline of the Pirquet System of Nutrition 1922 1922 23 Krogh August The Anatomy and Physiology of Capillaries 1922 rev ed 1927 1923 24 Bohr Niels 1924 25 Morgan Thomas Hunt The Theory of the Gene 1926 1925 26 Lewis Gilbert Newton The Anatomy of Science 1926 1926 27 Andrews Ernest Clayton 1927 28 Henderson Lawrence Joseph Blood A Study in General Physiology 1928 1928 30 No Lecture 1930 31 Wieland Heinrich Otto On the Mechanism of Oxidation 1932 1931 32 Richardson Owen Willans Molecular Hydrogen and its Spectrum 1934 1932 33 No Lecture 1933 34 Daly Reginald Aldworth The Changing World of the Ice Age 1934 1934 35 Spemann Hans Induction 1938 1935 36 Hubble Edwin Powell The Realm of the Nebulae 1936 repub 1982 1936 37 Watson David M Seares Paleontology and Modern Biology 1951 1937 38 No Lecture 1938 39 Chibnall Albert Charles Protein Metabolism in the Plant 1939 1939 40 Goldschmidt Richard B The Material Basis of Evolution 1940 repub 1982 1940 45 No Lecture 1945 46 Lawrence Ernest Pauling Linus Beadle George Stanley Wendell The Centennial of the Sheffield Scientific School George Alfred Baitsell ed 1950 1946 47 Cohn Edwin Joseph 1947 48 Beadle George Wells 1948 49 Harrison Ross Granville Organization and Development of the Embryo 1969 edited by Sally Widens 1949 50 Fermi Enrico Elementary Particles 1951 paper 1961 1950 51 Urey Harold Clayton The Planets Their Origin and Development 1952 paper 1961 1951 52 Pettersson Hans The Ocean Floor 1954 1952 53 Cori Carl Ferdinand Dunning John Ray Suits Chauncey Guy 1953 54 Granit Ragner Receptors and Sensory Perception 1955 1954 55 Spence Kenneth Wartenbe Behavior Theory and Conditioning 1956 1955 56 von Neumann John The Computer and the Brain 1958 paper 1979 1956 57 Seaborg Glenn Theodore The Transuranium Elements 1958 1957 58 No Lecture 1958 59 Dobzhansky Theodosius Mankind Evolving 1962 1959 60 Rubey William Walden 1960 61 Dubos Rene Jules Man Adapting 1965 paper 1967 enlarged ed c amp p 1990 1961 62 No Lecture 1962 63 Chandrasekhar Subrahmanyan Ellipsoidal Figures of Equilibrium 1969 1963 64 Leakey Louis S B Todd Sir Alexander 1964 65 Mulliken Robert Sanderson 1965 66 Rushton William Albert Hugh 1966 67 Wilkinson Denys Haigh 1966 67 Lectures on the Centennial of the Peabody Museum Evolution and Environment Ellen Drake ed 1968 1967 68 Bronowski Jacob On the Origins of Knowledge and Imagination 1979 1968 69 Lederberg Joshua 1969 70 Bishop et al The Late Cenozoic Glacial Ages 1971 ed K K Turekian 1970 74 No Lecture 1974 75 Kuffler Stephen 1975 76 Jacob Francois 1976 77 Cox Allen 1977 78 Weinberg Steven 1977 78 Spitzer Lyman Searching Between the Stars 1982 1978 79 Kornberg Arthur 1979 80 McLaren Anne Germ Cells and Soma A New Look at an Old Problem 1981 1980 81 Hoffmann Roald Gajdusek D Carleton 1981 82 Wetherill George 1982 83 Pilbeam David 1983 84 Thorne Kip Black Holes The Membrane Paradigm with Richard Price and Douglas Macdonald 1986 1984 85 Klug Aaron 1985 86 Corey E J 1986 87 Kandel Eric R 1987 89 No Lecture 1989 90 Nusslein Volhard Christiane 1989 90 Gel fand Israil Moyseyovich 1990 92 No Lecture 1992 93 Bromley David Allan 1993 94 No Lecture 1994 95 Peebles Philip J E Cosmogony How did Galaxies Form Mass Puzzles and the Past and Future of Our Expanding Universe 1995 96 Hopfield John J Neural Networks Brains and Computers 1996 97 Shoemaker Eugene Near Earth Asteroids and Comets 3 1997 98 No Lecture 1998 99 Pierre Gilles de Gennes From Rice to Snow Problems of Granular Matter 1998 99 Karplus Martin Proteins The Fourth Dimension 1999 01 No Lecture 2001 02 Leakey Meave African Origins Sole Survivors of a Diverse Past 2001 02 Allman John Evolving Brains 2001 02 Cavalli Storza Luigi Genes Peoples and Languages 2001 02 Cech Thomas The RNA World and the Origins of Life Life Before Yale Long Before 2001 02 Schopf J William Discovery of Earth s Earliest Fossils Solutions to Darwin s Dilemma 2001 02 Wasserburg G J From Small Rocks to Big Stars and the Early Universe a Study of Cosmochemical Immodesty 2002 03 Anderson James G Chemistry and the Earth Bridging Electronic Structure and Climate The Nature of the Chemical Bond in Transition Prediction of Barrier Heights Coupling of Chemistry and Climate Eocene Present and Future 2003 12 No Lecture 2012 13 Faber Sandra Genesis The Modern Story 2013 14 Banaji Mahzarin Group Love 2014 15 McKenzie Dan Plates and Earthquakes Why We Expect a Million Deaths this Century 2016 17 Alley Richard B Sea Level Rise Inconvenient or Unmanageable 2017 18 Richards Kortum Rebecca Essential Solutions and Technologies to Eliminate Preventable Newborn Death in Africa 2018 19 Reich David Who We Are and How We Got Here Ancient DNA and the New Science of the Human Past 2019 20 No LectureThe year given is sometimes that of the publication of the book rather than that in which the lectures were given See also EditDwight H Terry LectureshipNotes Edit Franz Cumont 1922 After life in Roman paganism Yale University Press see preface p v of Max Verworn 1913 Irritability Yale University Press Collection Silliman lecture series Yale University records Archives at Yale External links Edit nbsp This article incorporates text from this source which is in the public domain the preface to several books such as Max Verworn 1913 Irritability Yale University Press https yalebooks yale edu series the silliman memorial lectures series https www science org doi 10 1126 science 82 2124 246 a Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Silliman Memorial Lectures amp oldid 1159357486, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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