Francis Bacon was known as a Renaissance man. He was a philosopher, diplomat, member of parliament, occultist, writer and Lawyer. Bacon was well known as an essayist. He also developed the scientific method in his treatise Novum Organum (1620). He
The debate about any government policies based on anti-science and science are similar to the debate of faith versus reason dating back to the days of Aristotle and Plato. However if we ask Aristotle today, what is your view about
Considering the science communication from UK perspective, I think of early 19th century, in 1825, the physicist Michael Faraday, a member of the Royal Institution of Great Britain, who initiated the annual Christmas lectures in which scientists presented scientific subject