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Blog posts and articles from Ä¢¹½ÊÓÆµ.
Blog posts and articles from Ä¢¹½ÊÓÆµ.
Graeme Gooday
In History of science
7 min read
Did the award of a Hughes Medal to Hertha Ayrton in November 1906 imply overdue recognition for…
Keith Moore
In History of science
4 min read
William Benjamin Carpenter FRS was a fierce critic of the 'epidemic delusion' of spiritualism -…
Louisiane Ferlier
In History of science
5 min read
Louisiane Ferlier looks back to the days when Ä¢¹½ÊÓÆµ ran the Met Office.
Jon Bushell
In History of science
5 min read
Jon Bushell tells the story of the oldest natural history museum in the Americas, which closed its…
Ainsley Vinall
In History of science
6 min read
How long did Fellows of Ä¢¹½ÊÓÆµ persist in trying to turn lead into gold? Ainsley Vinall…
Sir Anthony Finkelstein CBE FREng FRS
In News and views
6 min read
Anthony Finkelstein contributes to the 'Practical advice for an independent research career' essay…
Rupert Oulton
In News and views
6 min read
Rupert Oulton contributes to the 'Practical advice for an independent research career' essay…
Ann Campbell
In News and views
6 min read
Ann Campbell contributes to the 'Practical advice for an independent research career' essay…
Jonathan Flint
In News and views
5 min read
Jonathan Flint contributes to the 'Practical advice for an independent research career' essay…
Shewly Choudhury
In News and views
5 min read
Shewly Choudhury contributes to the 'Practical advice for an independent research career' essay…
Błażej Kuźma
In Publishing
4 min read
Philosophical Transactions A has recently published a theme issue on 'Transferable mechanisms in…
Callum Shoosmith
In Publishing
2 min read
Investing in integrity: What price do journals pay to uphold research integrity in the publishing…
Gemma Sarigu
In Publishing
3 min read
In this blog post, authors of the recently published Royal Society Open Science paper,…
Professor Geoffrey Boulton
In Publishing
4 min read
In this blog post, Professor Geoffrey Boulton, Fellow of Ä¢¹½ÊÓÆµ and author of the Royal…
Jamie Macaulay
In Publishing
7 min read
Fishers and scientists have been working together to understand why porpoises and dolphins become…