Blog posts and articles from the Royal Society
Virginia Mills ventures out to Dulwich Picture Gallery to see their exhibition on the story of plant photography.
By Virginia Mills
27 July 2021
7 min read
The videos from our first first fully online history of science workshop, ‘Computers and Computer People, 1950s-1990s’, are now available on demand.…
By Rupert Baker
20 July 2021
4 min read
The Royal Society Publishing Editorial team provides some tips for new authors for how to respond to decision letters and reviewer feedback.
By Editorial Team
22 July 2021
4 min read
As human adults, we constantly interpret others’ behaviour in terms of mental states. In a new study in Proceedings B, the authors sought to evaluate…
By Shalene Singh-Shepherd
21 July 2021
3 min read
Proceedings B’s preprint team reflects on four years of the bioRxiv soliciting initiative.
By Shalene Singh-Shepherd
14 July 2021
4 min read
Katherine Marshall is impressed by the work of female paleoartists, including Ethel Seeley and sisters Gertrude and Alice Woodward.
By Katherine Marshall
13 July 2021
4 min read
A new Royal Society Google Arts & Culture exhibition looks at how John Ruskin interacted with Victorian scientists in his depictions of the skies, as…
By Sandra Kemp
08 July 2021
6 min read
Royal Society Open Science has published its first Science, Society and Policy article, examining the factors that underpin the public’s support of…
By Dr Colin Foad
07 July 2021
6 min read
Scientists through the ages, intrigued by the curious nature of jellyfish, have come up with a variety of theories (and some beautiful art), as Ellen…
By Ellen Embleton
01 July 2021
5 min read