Hannes, Edward

Lloyd D, Harris JC, Maroulis S, Wadley R, Ralphs JR, Hann AC, Turner MP, Edwards MR (2002a) The primitive microaerophile Giardia intestinalis (syn. lamblia, duodenalis) has... 

Interactions of Carbons, Cokes, and Graphites with Potassium and Sodium, Harry Marsh, Neil Miirdie, Ian A. S. Edwards, and Hanns-Peter Boehm... 

Hanne Hjorth Tonnesen / School of Pharmacy, University of Oslo, Oslo, Norway Edward H. Trappier / Lyophilization Technology, Inc., Ivyland, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. 

It is also plain from his ample citations that Plot saw himself as part of a great Oxford chemical tradition, mentioning as he does Hooke, Mayow, Willis, and the Honorable Robert Boyle Esq. the Glory of his Nation and Pride of his Family , who had, in his own study of Oxfordshire waters, used Syrup of Violets as an early acid-alkali indicator. Then in November 1689, upon marrying, Robert Plot retired from the Chemistry Chair and left Oxford. He was succeeded to the post by Sir Edward Hannes, a medical man, who like so many seventeenth-century Oxford scientists (and most notably Robert Hooke) had followed the road from Westminster School to Christ Church. ... 

Plot, ibid., 42. J. H. Curthoys, Sir Edward Hannes , Oxford DNB. Edmond Halley, An Account of the late surprizing Appearance of Lights seen in the Air on the sixth of March last. . . , Philos. Trans. 1716, 29, 347,406-28 420. 

One of Busby s pupils who went to Christ Church was (Sir) Edward Hannes (1663/4-1710), who was the Professor of Chemistry at the beginning of the eighteenth century. But the chair lapsed after he left Oxford to practise medicine in London in 1699, and become a physician to Queen Anne in 1702. He resigned his Studentship (fellowship) at Christ Church, but that was because he married not because he was leaving Oxford. It is even debatable if he ever vacated his professorship before his death. Thereafter for the rest of the... 

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