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Encyclopedia > Needham Research Institute

The Needham Research Institute or NRI is one of the world's leading centres for the study of the history of East Asian science, technology and medicine. It is part of the University of Cambridge in England. The institute is named after the scientist and historian Joseph Needham.


The institute is housed in a building on the grounds of Robinson College in Cambridge.


External link

  • NRI website (http://www.nri.org.uk/)

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Joseph Needham - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (518 words)
Needham was the only child of a Scottish family in London: his father was a doctor and his mother, Alicia Adelaïde Needham née Montgomery (1863-1945) was a composer and music teacher.
Under the Royal Society's direction, Needham was the director of the Sino-British Science Co-operation Office in Chongqing from 1942 to 1946, collaborating with the historian Wang Ling and solidifying his passion for Chinese scientific history.
The Needham Research Institute in Cambridge, devoted to the study of China's scientific history, was opened in 1987 by Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh.
Needham Research Institute - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (109 words)
The Needham Research Institute or NRI is one of the world's leading centres for the study of the history of East Asian science, technology and medicine.
The institute is named after the scientist and historian Joseph Needham.
The institute is housed in a building on the grounds of Robinson College in Cambridge.
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