Blog posts and articles from the Royal Society
Misinformation about scientific issues, from vaccine safety to climate change, can cause harm to individuals and society at large.
By Professor Frank Kelly FRS
19 January 2022
4 min read
The videos from our online history of science conference, 'Celebrating the quatercentenary of the birth of Thomas Willis', are now available on…
By Rupert Baker
19 January 2022
5 min read
The best antidote to the bad data is to ensure the good, reliable data shine out more brightly.
By Ed Humpherson
19 January 2022
3 min read
Stuart Taylor reports on our open access journey and the progress of our Transformative Journals.
By Stuart Taylor
17 January 2022
5 min read
As the longest-running scientific journal in the world, Philosophical Transactions A is now on Volume 380. Commissioning Editor, Alice Power, looks…
By Alice Power
14 January 2022
2 min read
New research published in Proceedings B takes a modelling approach to investigate co-infection scenarios of different respiratory viruses.
By Shalene Singh-Shepherd
12 January 2022
4 min read
Daniel Belteki hunts for the mythical hydra in the book and archive collections of the Royal Society.
By Daniel Belteki
11 January 2022
5 min read
Royal Society Lisa Jardine Grant recipient Claire Conklin Sabel hunts for 'Rich & precious Stones' in the Society's collections.
By Claire Conklin Sabel
04 January 2022
7 min read
Three new Associate Editors tell us a bit about their research, from ecology to psychology.
By Callum Shoosmith
17 December 2021
3 min read