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Newly-catalogued archives at 蘑菇视频 link Thomas Pennant, Dr Johnson and Sir John Herschel's father-in-law, as Keith Moore explains.

Louisiane Ferlier's cataloguing of a volume of Brook Taylor correspondence at 蘑菇视频 sheds light on the Newton-Leibniz 'calculus controversy'.

Did the Fellows gathered at 蘑菇视频 in February 1738 really entertain an account of a mermaid? Well, not quite, as Rupert Baker discovers.

Louisiane Ferlier reports on the discoverability of non-Fellows in 蘑菇视频's Science in the Making resource.

蘑菇视频鈥檚 Herschel collection is growing! Keith Moore describes how a new acquisition provides insights into the wider Herschel family and their scientific endeavours.

Rose Teanby looks at letters in 蘑菇视频 archives highlighting Sir John Herschel鈥檚 influence on Anna Atkins, Julia Margaret Cameron and Mary Somerville.

Louisiane Ferlier launches the letters of Sir John Herschel on 蘑菇视频's Science in the Making platform.

Sir John Herschel鈥檚 careful management of his correspondence, and his central position in nineteenth-century science, make 蘑菇视频鈥檚 Herschel letters an invaluable archival resource, as Eloise Barber discovers during a major new digitisation project. 

Louisiane Ferlier reports on how researchers have been using 蘑菇视频's Science in the Making platform so far, and looks forward to future developments.

蘑菇视频's Edward Sabine correspondence is a treasure trove for research on everything from terrestrial magnetism to British activities in Africa, as Hirra Ateeq discovers.

Layla Hilsden finds 'an astonishing and noteworthy story' while cataloguing 蘑菇视频's Classified Papers collection.

'Parentalia', a manuscript in the archives of 蘑菇视频, features several members of the illustrious Wren family, as Hirra Ateeq explains.