@article{1434519,
      recid = {1434519},
      author = {Chinnici, Ileana, and Consolmagno, Guy,},
      title = {Angelo Secchi and nineteenth century science : the  multidisciplinary contributions of a pioneer and innovator  /},
      pages = {1 online resource :},
      abstract = {Angelo Secchi was a key figure in 19th century science. An  Italian Jesuit and scientist, he helped lead the transition  from astronomy to astrophysics and left a lasting legacy in  the field. Secchis spectral classification of stars was a  milestone that paved the way for modern astronomical  research. He was also a founder of modern meteorology and  an innovator in the design and development of new  instruments and methods across disciplines. This  contributed volume collects together reviews from an  international group of historians, scientists and scholars  representing the multiple disciplines where Secchi made  significant contributions during his remarkable career. It  analyzes both his famous and lesser known pioneering  efforts with equal vigor, providing a well-rounded  narrative of his lifes work. Beyond his scientific and  technological work, his role as a Jesuit priest in Rome  during the turbulent years of the mid 19th century is also  described and placed in the context of his scientific and  civic activities.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/1434519},
      doi = {https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-58384-2},
}