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Faridah Laffan explains how the illustrations of William Buckland's Kirkdale Cave discoveries were transformed from brushstrokes to engraved plates.

Louisiane Ferlier reports on a new exhibition in the Bibliothèque Mazarine in Paris, a collaboration between the Académie des sciences and the Royal Society.

Louisiane Ferlier reports on the launch of a Featured NotebookLM on the science of Benjamin Franklin, in collaboration with Google Arts & Culture.

The project of making technology more accessible is a self-perpetuating process with boundless impact.

What material gets thicker when stretched and is found in both cat skin and Christmas trees?

As part of Interface's 20th anniversary celebrations, a competition was launched inviting authors to submit a Perspective exploring where the field of interdisciplinary research will be in 20 years' time. In this blog post, we speak with the authors of the winning article, 'Decoding microbial signatures: an interdisciplinary call in a warming world'.

A new Science, Society and Policy article in Royal Society Open Science proposes an adaptive security model for complex systems, addressing the limitations of traditional security paradigms in sociotechnical systems. Lead author Dr Fedir Korobeynikov tells us about their work.

It took a long time to elect the first female Fellows, the Royal Society is still far from parity in its Fellowship, and all of us have a part to play – across society or the Society – in making sure we continue to move forward.

What became of Jesse Ramsden’s 'Great Theodolite’, commissioned by the Royal Society in 1784? Ainsley Vinall investigates.

We speak to the overall winner of the 2025 Biology Letters Early Career Researcher Competition, Gayathri Kondakath, for the research article Caterpillars suppress nocifensive behaviours during the quiescent ‘sphinx’ state

We speak to Chase Brownstein, runner-up of the 2025 Biology Letters Early Career Researcher Competition for the research paper Night lizards survived the Cretaceous–Palaeogene mass extinction near the asteroid impact

We speak to Arlo Hinckley, runner-up of the 2025 Biology Letters Early Career Researcher Competition for the research paper 'Uncovering new lineages in the Sunda pangolin (Manis javanica) with museum mitogenomics'.