Herroun, Edward Felix

Title

Prof

First name(s)

Edward Felix

Surname

Herroun

Position(s) held at King's College London

• Assistant to Professor Huntington (1882-1884)
• Demonstrator of Physiology (1884-1886)
• Evening Class Lecturer of Physics (1885-1890)
• Assistant Demonstrator of Natural Philosophy (1886-1894)
• Lecturer in Physiology in the King's College Ladies Department (1886-1888)
• Evening Class Lecturer of Electricity and Magnetism (1890-1892)
• Evening Class Lecturer on Heat and Light (1890-1892)
• Demonstrator in Physics (1894-1903)
• Evening Class Lecturer of Physics (1895-1896)
• Lecturer of Experimental Philosophy (1900-1908)
• Assistant Professor of Physics (1903-1908)

Education & professional details

Professional activities

Member, Physiological Society (1884)

Publications ^Ref: *3

• Journal of Physiology (1884-1885) with Prof. of Physiology G.F.Yeo F.R.C.S. published three papers on the composition of bile, summation of striated muscle and the sound produced in a contraction of striated muscle;
• Journal of Physiology (1891) Herroun and Crookshank published a joint contribution on the products of tubercle bacillus;
• A Note on the Electromotive Frces of Gold and of Platinum Cells, E.F.Herroun
• Philosophical Magazine, Series 5 Volume 33, Issue 205, 1892);
• ‘Laboratory Determinations of the Magnetic Properties of Certain Igneous Rocks’, A. F. Hallimond and E. F. Herroun (Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series A, Containing Papers of a Mathematical and Physical Character, Vol. 141, No. 844 (1st August 1933), pp. 302-314, Published by: Royal Society).

Personal details

Date of birth ^Ref: *1

1862

Place of birth ^Ref: *1

Greenwich

Date of death ^Ref: *2

5th January 1953

Place of death ^Ref: *2

Reigate, Surrey

Family details

Unmarried

Notes ^{Refs: *2 *3 *4}

• Paid 5 5s 0d to the Queen's College Building Fund (1893);
• Prof. Herroun lived at North Bank, Yorke Road, Reigate, Surrey (1911) where he had a laboratory;
• At a Physiological Society meeting at Kings College Prof. Herroun presided at the dinner despite the presence of Prof. Yeo (1889). Prof. Herroun was a Fellow of Kings College (F.K.C.) and a Fellow of the Institute of Chemistry of Great Britain (F.I.C.).
• Probate published March 1953.