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This work summarising the Academy’s centenary is, above all and far from being an exercise in navel-gazing, a search for the institution’s own identity; carried out by revealing the enormous effort invested over the years by those in charge and by the membership, as reflected in the continued endeavour of current academicians to give science its deserved \u201cbrilliance and splendour”. We are aware, like the hundreds of academicians who have gone before, that human progress springs from science, and that it can only achieve higher levels of knowledge if we combine forces to this end. What this our history demonstrates is how, over a century, a large number of doctors from different branches of science have endeavoured to reveal new knowledge and transmit their findings in a multidisciplinary manner.<\/p>\n
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