Charles Samuel Myers (1873–1946).

Myers worked in Cambridge as a demonstrator, lecturer, and reader in experimental psychology from 1902 until his resignation in 1922. This year marks the sesquicentennial of the birth of Charles Myers (Fig. José Ingenieros in Argentina, Henri Piéron in France, and Myers in England taught psychology as a biological science, freed from the bane of dogmatic theorizing [[2]]. [Extracted from the article]