Pouchet also wrote a history of science during the Middle Ages, which he titled Histoire des sciences naturelles au moyen age, ou Albert le Grand et son epoque considere comme point de depart de I'ecole experimentale. As the subtitle makes clear, the work centres on Albertus Magnus, the 13th century Dominican friar who was famous for his work on botany and astrology.
Pouchet penned a history of medieval science under the title "History of Natural Sciences in the Middle Ages," with a focus on Albertus Magnus, a 13th-century Dominican friar celebrated for his botany and astrology work. This piece highlights Albertus Magnus as the origin point of the experimental school.