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To celebrate the 360th anniversary of the start of the Philosophical Transactions, we have invited Guest Editor Dr. Damya Souami to tell us what publishing with the journal means to her.

We’re coming out of our tree – it’s Biology Letters’ 20th anniversary!

Eloise Barber tells the story of Otto Loewi ForMemRS and his detention in Austria in 1938.

To celebrate the 360th anniversary of the start of the Philosophical Transactions, we have invited Guest Editor Shun-Peng Zhu to tell us what publishing with the journal means to him.

The Royal Society journals' open access output increased from 66% in 2023 to 71% in 2024.

Veronica van Heyningen, representative for academic freedom at the Royal Society, discusses the history and future of the role. 

An invitation to join the Royal Society's 'Libraries of Science' conference online on Friday 14 March.

To celebrate the 360th anniversary of the start of the Philosophical Transactions, we have invited Guest Editor Conrad Wasko to tell us what publishing with the journal means to him.

Rosalind Franklin never lived to see the full impact of her discoveries. She didn’t witness how her work on DNA would revolutionise biology, nor did she witness the impact she would have in encouraging women researchers in science. For International Women’s Day, Liz Sockett FRS, Chair of the Royal Society’s Rosalind Franklin Award committee, and Isabelle Moss, Royal Society Diversity and Inclusion Officer, reflect on Franklin’s enduring legacy. 

To celebrate the 360th anniversary of the Philosophical Transactions, we have invited Guest Editors Roel van Klink and Julie Koch Sheard to tell us what publishing with the journal means to them.

Jon Bushell reports on the papers of the physicist and glaciologist John Nye FRS, recently acquired by the Royal Society Library.