Lincean Academy, Scientific academy in Italy
The Lincean Academy is one of the oldest academies of sciences in the world.
Founded in 1603, it counted Galileo Galilei among its early members.
Its name derives from the lynx, an animal with sharp eyesight, symbolizing the critical and observational nature of the scientists.
Located in Rome, the academy continues its tradition of promoting scientific excellence.
It has remained active since its inception through the patronage of prominent figures.
Location: Rome
Inception: 1603
Founders: Federico Cesi, Clement VIII
Phone: +3906680271
Email: segreteria@lincei.it
Website: lincei.it/it
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