2017 ISHP Newsletter
- Posted by Stefan Wulle
- on Mar, 14, 2017
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The recent issue of the newsletter is now available: Newsletter 2017
Would you like to spend 1, 2 or 3 days exploring a broad range of aspects of pharmacy history?
Are you interested in visiting the Wellcome Library, Royal College of Physicians, Royal Pharmaceutical Society Museum and the Worshipful Society of Apothecaries?
Do you enjoy learning new topics with a mix of talks, discussions, collections sessions and tours?
From Monday 1st to Wednesday 3rd July, BSHP and the Faculty for the History & Philosophy of Medicine & Pharmacy are running a 3 day course exploring the history of pharmacy and and pharmaceutical industry. Sessions include the history of the laboratory, using prescription registers as historical sources, materia medica & the British empire, delftware drug jars, and the Apothecaries' manufacturing trade, with speakers including as Tilli Tansey, Pratik Chakrabati and Anna Marie Roos. Alongside lectures, there are collections-based sessions at all 3 venues and tours of the medicinal garden at the RCP and the museum at the RPS.
Full price 3 day attendance is £240, with student fees £140. You can also opt into single day attendance.
All details & booking form on the Apothecaries' website - www.apothecaries.org/history-of-pharmacy-and-the-pharmaceutical-industry-three-day-course/
Geschichte der Apotheke Lambach (Oberösterreich): 1724 ließ Abt Maximilian Pagl „zum Trost seiner Untertanen“ in der Benediktinerabtei eine Apotheke einrichten. 1786 ging die Klosterapotheke in Privatbesitz über. 1857 – 1863 war Mr. Viktor Höfer, der erste Erzeuger des Höfer-Puders, Apotheker in Lambach. Am Foto Apotheker Mr. Alois Angerer, der die radizierte Realapotheke 1913 käuflich erwarb.
Bristol academic cracks Voynich code, solving century-old mystery of medieval text
phys.org
A University of Bristol academic has succeeded where countless cryptographers, linguistics scholars and computer programs have failed—by cracking the code of the 'world's most mysterio...Follow-up: metro.co.uk/2019/05/16/claims-decoded-voynich-manuscript-arent-convincing-experts-9562712/amp/
Solving? This article requires serious examination before considering the thesis of the author as a valid one.
Bloodletting at the barber-surgeon's
wellcomecollection.org
Scratchy throat? Burning fever? Broken heart? It all comes down to the same issue: too much blood.Schlange mit Schale: Bis 24. November 2019 zeigt das MAMUZ Museum Mistelbach, dass viele heute noch verwendete Symbole auf uralte Geschichten zurückgehen. Etwa die Äskulapschlange mit Schale, die wir vom Logo für Apotheken kennen.
