Kim Jae-hoon: Scientists 3

In the third volume, we're not even familiar with names, but we've got chemists and biologists who are now able to make the advances in advanced nanotechnology and medicine possible. Andreas Vesalius went through the body's interior and wrote a new history of anatomy, and William Harvey identified the principle of the circulation of the blood. Not only did Antoine Lavois, who was born in the Ming and continued his research in the affluent and stable environment, reveal the relationship between pressure and gas, but he opened up a time of chemical revolution through observation and research, but wealth accumulated as tax collectors caused both the dew and the dew. We also meet John Dolton, a chemist who discovered the minimum unit of matter, the atom, and tried to define its properties, and Louis Pasteur, a microbiologist who explored the micro-world, and Charles Darwin, who argued evolution.

Korean title: 과학자들 3

Korean author: 김재훈

Korean publisher: 휴머니스트

ISBN-13: 9791160801613