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How libraries can fight disinformation

Melissa Terras

18 March 2022

7 min read

Dr Maurine Neiman, University of Iowa Publishing

Writing a review—the do’s and don’ts

Shalene Singh-Shepherd

17 March 2022

3 min read

Ghana News and views

Science sees better with a global perspective

Isabella Quakyi

15 March 2022

2 min read

‘A meeting of virtuosi’ by Allen Robert Branston, 1827 (detail) History of science

Elephant on the Moon

Daniel Belteki

15 March 2022

4 min read

Discussion image Publishing

Authorship: contributions, disputes, and misconduct

Publishing Editorial Team

10 March 2022

5 min read

Aerial view of the Arecibo Observatory (Courtesy of the Arecibo Observatory, a facility of the NSF) History of science

Dish of the day

Jon Bushell

08 March 2022

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Professor Uta Frith DBE FBA FMedSci News and views

Unconscious bias revisited

Professor Uta Frith DBE FBA Fmedsci FRS

08 March 2022

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Publishing open access with us is about to get even easier

Graham Anderson

03 March 2022

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Jisoo Yuk and Sunny Jung Publishing

Designing filters inspired by animal noses

Jessica Miller

02 March 2022

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Periodicals in the Royal Society Library History of science

Paper trail

Louisiane Ferlier

01 March 2022

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Seeing is believing: YAP dynamics in living embryos

Dr Bin Gu

28 February 2022

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Cuevas de las Manos Publishing

Philosophical Transactions B – highlighting recent influential theme issues

Helen Eaton

25 February 2022

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View of the Earth's atmosphere from space News and views

Out and Proud in STEM

Joby Hollis

23 February 2022

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Biology Letters – an open access journey

Surayya Johar

23 February 2022

2 min read

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What became of Watts?

Katherine Marshall

22 February 2022

4 min read

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When art meets science

Jessica Miller

17 February 2022

3 min read

Elephant enclosure, from George Scharf, ‘Six Views in the Zoological Gardens, Regents Park', 1835 (detail) History of science

Zoo views

Ellen Embleton

15 February 2022

5 min read

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The role of SARS-CoV-2 aerosol transmission during the COVID-19 pandemic

Jessica Miller

11 February 2022

3 min read

Igor Siwanowicz, Janelia Research Campus Publishing

Proceedings B Special Feature on animal locomotion

Richard Bomphrey

10 February 2022

4 min read

Iterations of a Generative Adversarial Network AI learning to create abstract art News and views

How search engines affect the information we find

Professor Derek Mcauley

03 February 2022

5 min read

The Laboratory of Socioecology & Social Evolution at KU Leuven Publishing

Revisiting a trage-bee

Dr Ricardo Caliari Oliveira

03 February 2022

3 min read

Illustration (artist unknown) from William Hyde Wollaston’s 1824 paper (detail) History of science

What are you looking at?

Vannis Jones

01 February 2022

6 min read

University students News and views

We need to support Core Maths qualifications to realise young people’s ambitions

Paul Glaister

27 January 2022

3 min read

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Cat brains and replication studies

Andrew Dunn

26 January 2022

5 min read

Iterations of a Generative Adversarial Network AI learning to create abstract art News and views

How to regulate misinformation

Professor Lilian Edwards

25 January 2022

7 min read

Royal Society RBO/1/11 (detail) History of science

Powders of sympathy

Isabel Lauterjung

25 January 2022

5 min read

Thomas Willis FRS by George Vertue, 1742, after David Loggan (detail) History of science

The circle of Willis

Rupert Baker

19 January 2022

5 min read

Iterations of a Generative Adversarial Network AI learning to create abstract art News and views

We are not powerless in the face of online misinformation

Ed Humpherson

19 January 2022

3 min read

Iterations of a Generative Adversarial Network AI learning to create abstract art News and views

Why we need to talk about the online information environment

Professor Frank Kelly FRS

19 January 2022

4 min read

Butterfly cocoon Publishing

Halfway to open

Stuart Taylor

17 January 2022

5 min read

Picture 1 Publishing

Philosophical Transactions A: A Year in Review

Alice Power

14 January 2022

2 min read

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Virus–virus interactions—can we predict the outcome of a Covid-19 and flu interaction?

Shalene Singh-Shepherd

12 January 2022

4 min read

Hydra from Aldrovandi’s 'Serpentum et draconum historiae', 1640 (detail) History of science

Redacting the Hamburg hydra

Daniel Belteki

11 January 2022

5 min read

Left hand of Henry Oldenburg FRS, with diamond ring History of science

Gems in the archives

Claire Sabel

04 January 2022

7 min read

Title page of 'The trees of Great Britain and Ireland' volume 1, 1906 (detail) History of science

Christmas trees

Keith Moore

21 December 2021

4 min read

Adam Reddon by Andrew Hendry Publishing

Welcoming new Associate Editors to Royal Society Open Science

Callum Shoosmith

17 December 2021

3 min read

Henry Martyn Taylor FRS History of science

Disability history and the Royal Society

Rupert Baker

14 December 2021

5 min read

S7 Presidents zoom meeting News and views

G7 – what has it meant for science?

Professor Richard Catlow FRS

14 December 2021

3 min read

Synergistic tomographic image reconstruction Publishing

Synergistic tomographic image reconstruction

Charalampos Tsoumpas

13 December 2021

5 min read

The SARS-CoV-2 virus and its variants can survive on surfaces from a few hours to a few days, depending on the material type and surface characteristics. Therefore, it is important to carefully select surfaces to minimise the survival of the virus, and to implement proper cleaning procedures and use of personal protection equipment. Credit: Mehmet Aydogdu and Mohan Edirisinghe, created with BioRender.com. Publishing

Coronavirus and surfaces

Jessica Miller

10 December 2021

3 min read

Felix Harbour (detail), from John Ross's 'Narrative of a second voyage...', 1835 History of science

The other Somerset House

Jon Bushell

07 December 2021

7 min read

Quotation marks Publishing

Evolving publishing metrics

Editorial Team

06 December 2021

2 min read

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Open Biology – celebrating a decade of publishing

Buchi Okereafor

03 December 2021

2 min read

Signatures from the second meeting of the Royal Society, 5 December 1660 History of science

On this day

Louisiane Ferlier

30 November 2021

5 min read

Bansal Publishing

Introducing newly appointed Proceedings B Associate Editors

Shalene Singh-Shepherd

30 November 2021

6 min read

'Mineral flowers' scanning electron microscopy (SEM) micrograph of minerals by Elena Tsolaki. 2019 Royal Society Publishing Photography Competition entry - Micro-imaging Category. Publishing

10 years of Open Biology: Q&A with our first authors – part three

Buchi Okereafor

26 November 2021

5 min read

The last larval stage (cyprid) of the barnacle Semibalanus balanoides by Inês Leal. 2018 Royal Society Publishing Photography Competition entry - Micro-imaging Category. Publishing

10 years of Open Biology: Q&A with our first authors – part two

Buchi Okereafor

26 November 2021

6 min read

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10 years of Open Biology: Q&A with our first authors

Buchi Okereafor

25 November 2021

8 min read

Colour circle by Michel Eugène Chevreul, 1861 History of science

Colour wheel

Katherine Marshall

24 November 2021

5 min read

Photo by National Cancer Institute on Unsplash. Kras-Driven Lung Cancer. Created by Eric Snyder, 2015. Publishing

10 years of Open Biology: Editors’ highlights

Buchi Okereafor

22 November 2021

7 min read

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Half full or half empty?

Professor Eric Wolff FRS

19 November 2021

3 min read

Eastern Double-Collared Sunbird (Cinnyris mediocris), Karatu, Tanzania. Credit Jackie Childers. Publishing

How do bird songs evolve over time?

Shalene Singh-Shepherd

17 November 2021

2 min read

Plate I of Robert Hooke's 'Micrographia' (detail) History of science

Craftsmanship and spectacle in London

Jessica Miller

16 November 2021

4 min read

Landscape view of the north side of Bushy House, by Lady Kathleen Stannus Robertson History of science

Bushy tales

Ellen Embleton

09 November 2021

5 min read

Earth News and views

Science, engineering, and technology: essential partners on the road to net zero

Professor Peter Bruce FRS

09 November 2021

3 min read

A Turing System using a photo of Alan Turing as an input Publishing

A Modern View on Turing’s Theory of Pattern Formation

Dr Andrew Krause

08 November 2021

6 min read

Earlsdon Primary school living wall Schools Network

Tomorrow's climate scientists - living walls

Wendy Smith

03 November 2021

6 min read

Platycercus Adelaidiae, from John Gould's 'Birds of Australia' (detail) History of science

Ornithological opposites

Virginia Mills

02 November 2021

6 min read

CLP/19/55 'Enquiries about Guiny recommended by Henry Oldenburg to Mr Floyd' (detail) History of science

West African medical knowledge, the slave trade and the Royal Society

Carolyn Roberts

25 October 2021

5 min read

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Transformative agreements with Royal Society Publishing

Graham Anderson

21 October 2021

2 min read

Xerces blue butterfly (Glaucopsyche xerces) Publishing

Biology Letters and Open Access in 2021

Surayya Johar

20 October 2021

4 min read

Top view of people walking Publishing

Building structural equity with Science, Society and Policy

Andrew Dunn

19 October 2021

3 min read

Sir Geoff Palmer History of science

Grains of truth

Sir Geoff Palmer

18 October 2021

5 min read

Planet earth Publishing

The move to fully Open Access – what about the author?

Phil Hurst

18 October 2021

2 min read

PLoS Publishing

Why Open Access?

Jessica Miller

17 October 2021

3 min read

A vial of a Covid-19 vaccine. Science Museum Group Images Publishing

COVID-19: science, history, culture and imagination

Jessica Miller

11 October 2021

4 min read

Nira Chamberlain at the Royal Society, 2018 History of science

Meeting my heroes

Nira Chamberlain

11 October 2021

5 min read

Calestous Juma introducing laptops to education officers, Kisumu 2008. Photograph kindly provided by Alison Field-Juma Publishing

Biographical Memoirs Volume 71 – Beyond the Lab

Callum Shoosmith

07 October 2021

4 min read

Hakeem Oluseyi (https://www.flickr.com/photos/nasahqphoto/33352853353/in/photostream/) History of science

Counting lives

Keith Moore

04 October 2021

5 min read

Portrait of George Biddell Airy, by James Pardon, ca.1833-1834 (detail) History of science

Light and Airy

Daniel Belteki

27 September 2021

6 min read

Person writing Publishing

Identity and open peer review

Andrew Dunn

23 September 2021

2 min read

Original preprint team in 2017 (image credit: Ray Tallent, University of Iowa) Publishing

Preprints and identity in peer review

Shalene Singh-Shepherd

22 September 2021

4 min read

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Co-reviewing as a way to open up peer review

Buchi Okereafor

21 September 2021

3 min read

Dorothy Hodgkin by Bryan Organ, 1982 (detail) History of science

Sleight of hand

Katherine Marshall

21 September 2021

4 min read

Photo by Ryoji Iwata on Unsplash Publishing

Collecting gender data to address bias in peer review

Phil Hurst

20 September 2021

2 min read

Man looking into a microscope Publishing

Research culture and identity in peer review

Katie Raymer

19 September 2021

2 min read

Dr Leor Zmigrod Publishing

Axes of diversity and peer review

Dr Leor Zmigrod

16 September 2021

5 min read

Parrot Publishing

Peer review survey: reporting your experiences

Editorial Team

15 September 2021

4 min read

Detail from Charles Darwin’s election certificate History of science

Certified success

Jon Bushell

13 September 2021

5 min read

Catherine Talbot Publishing

Meet our new Preprint Editor

Surayya Johar

09 September 2021

3 min read

Fiona Amery, Notes and Records Essay Award 2021 Publishing

The disputed sound of the aurora borealis – winner of the Notes and Records Essay Award 2021

Fiona Amery

06 September 2021

6 min read

Plaque on RSA House, 8 John Adam Street History of science

Fellow architects

Rupert Baker

05 September 2021

9 min read

Père David’s deer History of science

Sylva and grey

Frankie Chappell

30 August 2021

4 min read

Photo by Yogendra Singh from Pexels Publishing

Introducing Proceedings B Associate Editors from India

Shalene Singh-Shepherd

25 August 2021

4 min read

Statue of Isambard Kingdom Brunel FRS in Neyland, Wales (detail) History of science

On the Brunel trail

Rupert Baker

23 August 2021

3 min read

Palace of Westminster News and views

Reflections of a House of Lords Select Committee Specialist Adviser

Professor Ruth Morgan

19 August 2021

7 min read

Diagram from Luke Howard’s, ‘On the proportions of the prevailing winds...', 1841 History of science

Depicting data

Ellen Embleton

16 August 2021

5 min read

Professor Dale Sanders News and views

Resilient food production, climate change and the environment - a triple challenge

Professor Dale Sanders FRS

16 August 2021

3 min read

Histological section of a tufted capuchin monkey MHC profile (negative image) unmasks the remarkable diversity and flexibility of contractile properties in primate chewing muscles. Credit: Andrea Taylor and Lauren Taylor. See ‘The influence of jaw-muscle fibre-type phenotypes on estimating maximum muscle and bite forces in primates’ by Holmes M, Taylor AB in this issue. (https://doi.org/10.1098/rsfs.2021.0009) Publishing

Biological anthroengineering

Jessica Miller

12 August 2021

4 min read

Portrait of John Napier from MS/648, Collectanea Newtoniana (detail) History of science

Counting bones

Louisiane Ferlier

09 August 2021

4 min read

Photo by Laker from Pexels Publishing

Reviews and Biology Letters

Professor Lewis Halsey

05 August 2021

2 min read

Tristan da Cunha: the new volcano History of science

Volcanic venture

Jon Bushell

02 August 2021

5 min read

Cyanotype image of a fern by John Herschel, 1848 (detail) History of science

The roots of photography

Virginia Mills

26 July 2021

7 min read

Checklist Publishing

Responding to decision letters: a how-to guide for new authors

Editorial Team

21 July 2021

4 min read

Human and dog Publishing

Are dogs sensitive to human mental states?

Shalene Singh-Shepherd

20 July 2021

3 min read

From the archive of Liddy Zweers-De Rond; used by permission of Onno Zweers History of science

Computer pioneers

Rupert Baker

19 July 2021

4 min read

Maurine Neiman crop Publishing

Preprints and Proceedings B – the story so far

Shalene Singh-Shepherd

13 July 2021

4 min read

Pareiasaurus Baini by Gertrude Woodward, 1892 (detail) History of science

Paper dragons

Katherine Marshall

12 July 2021

4 min read

John Ruskin ‘Cloud effect over Coniston Old Man’ (detail) © The Ruskin, Lancaster University History of science

Cloud perspectives

Sandra Kemp

07 July 2021

6 min read

Colin Foad Powerpoint Publishing

Embracing pandemic uncertainty in science, society and policy

Dr Colin Foad

06 July 2021

6 min read

Moon jellyfish, from a 1761 book by Job Baster History of science

The jellyfish debate

Ellen Embleton

30 June 2021

5 min read

Butterfly wing by F.C. Moore, 1891 History of science

Wings and things

Keith Moore

21 June 2021

3 min read

Rodion Kutsaev on Unsplash Publishing

Welcome to Biology Letters’ New Editorial Board Members

Surayya Johar

17 June 2021

5 min read

Palace of Westminster News and views

Reflections on the 2021 Pairing Scheme

15 June 2021

6 min read

Richard Owen FRS, ca.1855 History of science

Dinosaurs and brains

Frankie Chappell

14 June 2021

3 min read

Comparison of subnetworks of genes. The network shown is formed by 594 nodes and 3107 edges. See “Automated generation of context-specific gene regulatory networks with a weighted approach in Drosophila melanogaster” by Murgas et al. in this issue (https://doi.org/10.1098/rsfs.2020.0076). Publishing

Advancing bioinformatics research in Latin America

Jessica Miller

10 June 2021

3 min read

Blue plaque at 55 Sheen Road Richmond History of science

Head of steam

Rupert Baker

07 June 2021

4 min read

Lynn Von Hagen - https://lvonhagen.wixsite.com/website Publishing

Suction-assisted grabbing by elephants

Professor David Hu

01 June 2021

4 min read

A flint implement found in Kent’s Cavern History of science

Early man cave

Jon Bushell

31 May 2021

6 min read

Professor Steve W Lindsay Publishing

Preventing malaria with purpose-built houses

Professor Steve Lindsay

25 May 2021

4 min read

Cartoon of George Biddell Airy by Augustus De Morgan History of science

Penning puns

Virginia Mills

24 May 2021

5 min read

Photo by Ann H from Pexels Publishing

Welcoming new Associate Editors to Royal Society Open Science

Callum Shoosmith

20 May 2021

5 min read

Powell and Lealand compound microscope History of science

Jewels of the sea

Sandra Santos

17 May 2021

3 min read

Publishing

Our transition to Open Access

Stuart Taylor

13 May 2021

3 min read

Waves on the ocean Publishing

The impact of future ocean acidification on coral reef survival

Billy Moore

11 May 2021

3 min read

Australian green tree frog (Litoria caerulea) History of science

Blogspawn

Katherine Marshall

10 May 2021

4 min read

New Royal Society Picture Library galleries History of science

An upgrade to our Picture Library

Ellen Embleton

04 May 2021

3 min read

Woman and children in Ecuador. Image by David Mark from Pixabay. Publishing

Social support and maternal-child health

Dr Abigail Page

02 May 2021

5 min read

Plate 1 from 'Ants, bees and wasps' by John Lubbock, 1882 (detail) History of science

St Lubbock's Days

Rupert Baker

26 April 2021

5 min read

Machine learning report Schools Network

More than fun: enrichment activities rooted in contemporary science

Lucy Holdcroft

25 April 2021

5 min read

Plate from ‘Account of a new method of cultivating the sugar cane’, 1779 (detail) History of science

A spoonful of sugar

Frankie Chappell

19 April 2021

5 min read

PCI Registered Reports Publishing

Royal Society Open Science welcomes PCI Registered Reports

Andrew Dunn

18 April 2021

2 min read

Publishing

Interdisciplinary approaches to dynamics in biology

Jessica Miller

15 April 2021

2 min read

Stewarton Academy Partnership Grant image Schools Network

Partnership Grants - engaging in scientific research

Christine Sneddon

13 April 2021

2 min read

Peer review during the pandemic thank you Publishing

Peer review during the pandemic – thank you!

Phil Hurst

12 April 2021

3 min read

Matthew Hopkins, the Witchfinder General History of science

Wonderful museums

Keith Moore

12 April 2021

3 min read

Edward Boyse Publishing

Biographical Memoirs Volume 70: Discovery and Innovation

Callum Shoosmith

07 April 2021

3 min read

View of the Earth's atmosphere from space News and views

A China-UK dialogue on artificial intelligence

Professor Sir Keith Burnett FRS

07 April 2021

9 min read

Science, Society and Policy a new initiative in Royal Society Open Science Publishing

Science, Society and Policy in Royal Society Open Science

Andrew Dunn

07 April 2021

3 min read

Stephen Hawking FRS ©Godfrey Argent Studio History of science

Snapping scientists

Ellen Embleton

06 April 2021

3 min read

Vesuvius, from Royal Society MS/2/1/173 (detail) History of science

Volcanic vistas

Jon Bushell

29 March 2021

5 min read

Covid virus ©JONGHO SHIN News and views

How is COVID-19 evolving?

Dr Katrina Lythgoe

28 March 2021

6 min read

Cover 2197 Publishing

Should We Trust Computers?

Dr Roger Highfield

28 March 2021

5 min read

A meeting of the Royal Society at Somerset House c.1844 History of science

Funding Victorian science

Virginia Mills

23 March 2021

5 min read

aerial shot of tractor ploughing field News and views

What might the future of the UK countryside look like?

Jamie Upton

23 March 2021

5 min read

News and views

A new approach to regulating genetic technologies

Dame Linda Partridge DBE Fmedsci FRS

22 March 2021

3 min read

Interferometer from Abingdon school's Partnership Grants project Schools Network

Partnership Grants - building links between local schools

Cameron And William

22 March 2021

2 min read

Anna Atkins, Sphacelaria scoparia, from British algae volume I, 1843 History of science

Something old, something blue

Sandra Santos

16 March 2021

3 min read

biological applications Publishing

Proceedings B introduces Biological Applications subject category

Shalene Singh-Shepherd

12 March 2021

1 min read

Adelpha cocala lorzae by Andrew F. E. Neild Publishing

Hard to catch: experimental evidence supports evasive mimicry

Shalene Singh-Shepherd

10 March 2021

5 min read

The 'Scientists 1985-2010' exhibition in Carlton House Terrace History of science

Science decade

Katherine Marshall

09 March 2021

2 min read

Test tubes with brightly coloured liquid. News and views

A day in the life of an applied mathematician: Professor Carola-Bibiane Schönlieb

08 March 2021

2 min read

Test tubes with brightly coloured liquid. News and views

A day in the life of a scientist: Dr Sabrina Simoncelli

Dr Sabrina Simoncelli

08 March 2021

2 min read

Antarctica’s Brunt Ice Shelf News and views

State of the planet - how human activity is driving climate change

08 March 2021

9 min read

Johann Christoph Sturm by George Perfect Harding, after Dullaert c.1838 History of science

Perfect copy

Ellen Embleton

02 March 2021

4 min read

Brediland Primary School Partnership Grant project Schools Network

Partnership Grants - how one project developed virtually

David Rigmand

01 March 2021

1 min read

White muscle fibre from rainbow trout Publishing

Carbon dioxide detection in biological systems

Jessica Miller

23 February 2021

3 min read

Mars by James Nasmyth, 1863 History of science

Mars attracts

Rupert Baker

23 February 2021

5 min read

political brain Publishing

The political brain

Helen Eaton

22 February 2021

3 min read

COVID-19 News and views

What do we know about Long Covid?

Professor Charles Bangham Fmedsci FRS

19 February 2021

7 min read

Map of Greenland, after William Scoresby FRS, 1818 (detail) History of science

Off the charts

Frankie Chappell

16 February 2021

5 min read

A restaurant in Taitung, Taiwan, which specialises in stir-fry food. Data underlying the mathematical modelling was derived from recordings of the restaurant chefs. Publishing

Celebrating Chinese New Year cuisine with the help of physics

Jessica Miller

12 February 2021

5 min read

EU and UK Flags. ©ericsphotography News and views

What does the UK-EU deal mean for science?

Sir Richard Catlow FRS

11 February 2021

5 min read

Elephant by George Edwards, 1752 (detail) History of science

Wildlife trade

Keith Moore

09 February 2021

3 min read

Professor Stephen Hyde Publishing

Meet the editor: Stephen Hyde

Jessica Miller

05 February 2021

2 min read

Publishing

Welcome aboard - introducing more new Proceedings B Associate Editors

Shalene Singh-Shepherd

03 February 2021

3 min read

Ximena Bernal, Purdue University, USA, Michelle LaRue, University of Canterbury, New Zealand Publishing

Welcome aboard - introducing new Proceedings B Associate Editors

Shalene Singh-Shepherd

03 February 2021

3 min read

View of the Giants Causeway after Edwin Sandys, 1697 (detail) History of science

Standing on the boulders of giants

Katherine Marshall

02 February 2021

3 min read

Gloved hand holding a vaccine News and views

Why we know vaccines work

Professor Charles Bangham Fmedsci FRS

29 January 2021

8 min read

Owl, from 'The ornithology of Francis Willughby', 1678 (detail) History of science

Bird brains

Jon Bushell

28 January 2021

5 min read

Bee in lavender field Publishing

Welcome aboard - introducing new Proceedings B Associate Editors

Shalene Singh-Shepherd

26 January 2021

4 min read

Test tubes with brightly coloured liquid. News and views

Trends on students and staff with disabilities in STEM

Professor Seralynne Vann

21 January 2021

6 min read

Students in an information technology class Schools Network

Computing at School

Mr Simon Humphreys

19 January 2021

4 min read

Title page of James Jurin's 'Letter to the Bishop of Cloyne', 1744 (detail) History of science

No tar, Bishop

Rupert Baker

19 January 2021

5 min read

Creating a Star on Earth. Publishing

Philosophical Transactions A: Looking back at 2020

Alice Power

14 January 2021

1 min read

The Hooke Folio (Royal Society MS/847) before conservation History of science

Lost and found

Louisiane Ferlier

12 January 2021

5 min read

Stanford University, California History of science

Relaunching the Lisa Jardine Grant for 2021

Virginia Mills

06 January 2021

4 min read

Portrait of Michael Faraday, 1857 (detail) History of science

Shed a little (candle)light

Ellen Embleton

22 December 2020

4 min read

Thomas Lauder Brunton FRS History of science

The poison of Empire

Frankie Chappell

15 December 2020

5 min read

View of the Earth's atmosphere from space News and views

An equitable ‘Agricultural Transition’

Zoe Davies

11 December 2020

6 min read

Publishing

Publishing Christmas Holidays

Megan Toogood

10 December 2020

1 min read

The Royal Society at Somerset House (Illustrated London News, 1843 - detail) History of science

Crowns and sceptres

Keith Moore

09 December 2020

3 min read

Image of two deer, captured by a camera trap Schools Network

Partnership Grants - supporting students with SEND

Kathryn Mclaughlin

04 December 2020

3 min read

A butterfly in a cocoon Publishing

2020: A Year of Read & Publish

Stuart Taylor

02 December 2020

2 min read

Marsh marigold by Richard Waller History of science

Deck the walls

Katherine Marshall

01 December 2020

2 min read

Otto Loewi’s Nobel Prize certificate, 1936 (detail) History of science

Nobel ambitions

Jon Bushell

24 November 2020

5 min read

Rita Cornforth in her laboratory, ca.1960s (detail) History of science

Science in history

Rupert Baker

17 November 2020

2 min read

Taynuilt Primary Partnership Grant project Schools Network

Partnership Grants - how lockdown enabled us to create new partnerships

Jennifer Love

13 November 2020

4 min read

1. Photo of a person holding a hot dog, taken by Peter Secan. Available from Unsplash (https://unsplash.com/photos/kKXBw9Exn30). Publishing

Ready, steady, go: how many hot dogs is it possible to eat in 10 minutes?

Professor James M Smoliga

13 November 2020

8 min read

Walton Priory Middle School Partnership Grant project Schools Network

Partnership Grants - undertaking STEM projects in COVID times

Gordon Taylor

13 November 2020

2 min read

Dorothea Bate, 1932 History of science

Digging for Dorothea

Virginia Mills

12 November 2020

7 min read

H.erato cybria by Luca Livraghi Publishing

Can Heliconius butterflies help us better understand evolutionary novelty?

Fletcher Young

11 November 2020

3 min read

Ice Giants corrected Publishing

Ice Giant Systems as the Next Step in our Exploration of the Solar System

09 November 2020

5 min read

Front cover of 'Forms, Formats and the Circulation of Knowledge' (detail) History of science

The art of the printscape

Louisiane Ferlier

03 November 2020

4 min read

https://unsplash.com/photos/n85taMiq0S4 Publishing

Unsung heroes in nursing and care homes

Elena Rusconi

29 October 2020

3 min read

Flos pavonis, by Maria Sibylla Merian, 1705 (detail) History of science

Image enhancement

Ellen Embleton

27 October 2020

5 min read

The Royal Society building at Carlton House Terrace News and views

Update from the party conferences

Professor Dame Linda Partridge

21 October 2020

3 min read

2020 Publishing

Reflecting on 2020: Registered Reports, rapid review, COVID-19 and emerging scientific talent

Andrew Dunn

20 October 2020

2 min read

equity Publishing

Opportunity for all: ensuring equitable access to content and the publishing process

Publishing Team

19 October 2020

2 min read

Letter from Cotton Mather to James Jurin, 1723 (detail) History of science

West Africans and the history of smallpox inoculation: Q&A with Elise A. Mitchell

19 October 2020

12 min read

timtom-web-2_comp Publishing

The drive to open

Stuart Taylor

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14 October 2018

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14 October 2018

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20 August 2018

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Q&A with Dr Nathalie Pettorelli, Philosophical Transactions B Guest Editor

Buchi Okereafor

09 April 2014

3 min read

Bee in lavender field Publishing

Science Communication for the Next Generation

Raminder Shergill

03 April 2014

2 min read

Hydra by Antoni van Leeuwenhoek, 1702 History of science

Hydra meets Handel

Keith Moore

27 March 2014

3 min read

Bee in lavender field Publishing

Spotlight on a Librarian – David Sharp, Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada

John Chambers

20 March 2014

1 min read

Portrait of Charles Blagden FRS, by Mary Dawson Turner, after Charles Phillips, 1816 History of science

Don’t try this at home: scientific injuries in the Royal Society archives

Noah Moxham

13 March 2014

4 min read

Lead-tin alloy wire explosion, by Martin van Marum, 1787 History of science

Darkly bound

Keith Moore

06 February 2014

3 min read

View of the Earth's atmosphere from space News and views

Natural flood management: from the margins to the mainstream?

Emma Woods

06 February 2014

2 min read

Colour spot chart by William Benson, 1868 (detail) History of science

Spot the difference or join the dots

Keith Moore

16 January 2014

3 min read

A ‘sea-fairy’ by T A Stephenson, 1935 History of science

Fairytale of Aberystwyth

Keith Moore

19 December 2013

3 min read

Coast News and views

Re-building, re-planting and re-thinking after Sandy

Emma Woods

02 December 2013

3 min read

Portrait of Jesse Ramsden by Robert Home History of science

Archives into books

Rupert Baker

25 November 2013

3 min read

Portrait of James Jeans by Philip Alexius de László, 1924 History of science

Tracing authors’ copies of the Philosophical Transactions

Julie Mcdougall-Waters

14 November 2013

5 min read

Bee in lavender field Publishing

Spotlight on a Librarian – Paula Mello, Federal University of Rio de Janiero

John Chambers

23 October 2013

2 min read

Chen Zhu ForMemRS History of science

Charter Book history

Keith Moore

12 September 2013

3 min read

A section of the Olduvai Gorge (detail) History of science

The fault lines of fossil men

Keith Moore

03 September 2013

4 min read

Two illustrations by Elizabeth Blackwell showing front and back views of the bladder of the late Mr Gardiner. History of science

'Permit me to lay before you the bladder of Mr Gardiner'

Noah Moxham

20 August 2013

5 min read

View of the Earth's atmosphere from space News and views

Full STEAM ahead – All-a-board for more Art in Science?

Louise Pakseresht

11 July 2013

2 min read

Portrait of James Jurin, by James Worsdale, ca. 1740s History of science

Job’s boils and washballs

Noah Moxham

12 June 2013

4 min read

The eel (detail), from ‘De Historia Piscium’ by Francis Willughby and John Ray (1686) History of science

The horrible history of fishes

Rupert Baker

10 June 2013

2 min read

Photographic portrait of Andrew Ure, by Hugh Welch Diamond, 1853 (detail) History of science

The case of the missing Diamonds

Keith Moore

29 May 2013

2 min read

View of the Earth's atmosphere from space News and views

Shoehorning a new CAP into outdated pillars

Sarah Giles

25 April 2013

2 min read

CyberSecurity News and views

The challenge for cyber security policy

Eleanor Beal

24 April 2013

3 min read

Bee in lavender field Publishing

Spotlight on a Librarian – Emre Hasan Akbayrak, Middle East Technical University Library

Sana Kazmi

21 April 2013

2 min read

Bee in lavender field Publishing

Spotlight on a Royal Society Fellow – Professor Sir Mark Welland FRS

Sana Kazmi

21 April 2013

1 min read

Printed full-stop, from Micrographia (1665) History of science

Restoration reading

Dr Felicity Henderson

04 April 2013

5 min read

Eggs of the ‘Canard Sauvage’ by Adam Ludwig Wirsing History of science

Nest eggs

Keith Moore

31 March 2013

2 min read

Podarcis sicula coerulea History of science

Mediterranean blue

Keith Moore

19 March 2013

2 min read

A Royal Society Soirée at Burlington House History of science

Women of the Conversazioni

Teal Martz

08 March 2013

3 min read

View of the Earth's atmosphere from space News and views

Memorable metaphors and the Two-Row Wampum

Emma Woods

15 February 2013

2 min read

Donati's comet, 1858, from 'Sun, moon and stars' by Agnes Giberne (1910) History of science

Watch the skies!

Rupert Baker

15 February 2013

2 min read

Dodo, by George Edwards FRS History of science

The romantic Mr Edwards

Keith Moore

13 February 2013

3 min read

'Nightmares' by Bertrand Russell History of science

Love and particles

Rupert Baker

06 February 2013

2 min read

A drawing of the eye from Young's paper Publishing

Notes and Records of the Royal Society at 75: A note from Robert Fox, Editor, Notes and Records

Professor Robert Fox

24 January 2013

1 min read

Bee in lavender field Publishing

Can a collapse of global civilisation be avoided? The Prince of Wales reacts to Proceedings B article

Sana Kazmi

24 January 2013

1 min read

Bee in lavender field Publishing

Spotlight on a Librarian – Richard P. Hulser, Natural History Museum, Los Angeles County

Sana Kazmi

24 January 2013

4 min read

Bee in lavender field Publishing

Spotlight on a Royal Society Fellow – Professor Tejinder Singh Virdee FRS

Sana Kazmi

24 January 2013

1 min read

Title page of 'The Sceptical Chymist' by Robert Boyle (detail) History of science

Our unusual ‘Chymist’

Rupert Baker

17 January 2013

5 min read

'Ectoplasm Dinner' list of hostesses, 1924 (detail) History of science

Dining on ectoplasm

Keith Moore

24 December 2012

3 min read

'The comet of 1882', from 'The story of the heavens' by Robert Ball, 1913 History of science

A star-crossed astronomer

Rupert Baker

12 December 2012

4 min read

Model_S_driving News and views

Elon Musk on the Future of Energy and Transport

Chandrika Nair

21 November 2012

1 min read

Detail from endpaper of 'Cocordatia astronomie cu theologia‘ by Petrus de Alliaco, 1490 History of science

Time travel through wormholes

Keith Moore

21 November 2012

2 min read

Plate 2 from 'Psyche' by Thomas Martyn, 1797 (detail) History of science

Psyche’s daughters

Keith Moore

15 November 2012

2 min read

Dragon from John Babington’s ‘Pyrotechnia’ (1635) History of science

Remember, remember...

Rupert Baker

05 November 2012

2 min read

Flea, from Robert Hooke's 'Micrographia', 1665 (detail) History of science

The ghost of a flea

Keith Moore

17 October 2012

2 min read

An early x-ray photograph of Sir William Crookes’s hand History of science

Shutterbugs

Keith Moore

24 September 2012

2 min read

Ludwig Guttmann FRS, 1976 History of science

Olympians and demon bowlers

Rupert Baker

28 August 2012

3 min read

Thomas Henry Huxley History of science

Best scientific whiskers, and other unrecognised achievements

Dr Felicity Henderson

09 August 2012

3 min read

Portrait of John Hunter by Robert Home History of science

Shaggy dog stories

Keith Moore

25 April 2012

3 min read

‘View of the Arctic Sea, from the mouth of the Copper Mine River, midnight, July 20 1821’ by midshipman George Back (detail) History of science

Up the Coppermine without a paddle

Rupert Baker

10 April 2012

5 min read

View of the Earth's atmosphere from space News and views

Human enhancement and the future of work

Sarah Mee

16 March 2012

0 min read

Portrait of Hertha Ayrton History of science

Almost a Fellow: Hertha Ayrton and an embarrassing episode in the history of the Royal Society

Dr Felicity Henderson

08 March 2012

7 min read

Newton's apple tree History of science

Newton’s apple tree

Keith Moore

22 February 2012

2 min read

Albert Einstein by Max Liebermann, 1922 (detail) History of science

Alienists

Keith Moore

03 February 2012

1 min read

Engraving of the geyser eruption from Forbes’s book. History of science

How not to cook your goose

Rupert Baker

21 December 2011

3 min read

James Jeans by Philip Alexius de László, 1924 (detail) History of science

We’ve been framed…

Keith Moore

08 November 2011

3 min read

Page 119 of Butler’s ‘Feminin’ Monarchi” History of science

A ting or two dat bees do

Rupert Baker

27 July 2011

3 min read

James Smithson's Blue Plaque, London (Wikimedia Commons) History of science

Urban ramblings

Rupert Baker

02 May 2011

4 min read

Portrait of Edward Sabine History of science

Boldly going (or maybe not…)

Keith Moore

31 March 2011

2 min read

Sir Kenelm Digby FRS History of science

Gentlemen, wild boys, and a baboon on guitar

Rupert Baker

27 March 2011

3 min read

Phineas Gage - 1868 skull diagram News and views

The legacy of Phineas Gage

Sarah Mee

11 March 2011

2 min read

Dog Fiend of Snarleyyow History of science

Snarleyyow, the hellish hound

Rupert Baker

03 March 2011

2 min read

Painting of a hyena jaw by Mary Morland, 1822 History of science

Females, fossils and hyenas - part 2

Professor Uta Frith FRS

11 February 2011

3 min read

Silhouette of Mary Buckland History of science

Females, fossils and hyenas – part 1

Professor Uta Frith FRS

07 February 2011

2 min read

Picture of aurochs from the Transactions of the Allelodidactic Society History of science

Hidden treasures

Rupert Baker

24 January 2011

3 min read

Panorama of Lisbon before the 1755 earthquake History of science

Shattered worlds

Keith Moore

05 January 2011

3 min read

Peter Mark Roget FRS History of science

Total recall

Keith Moore

20 December 2010

2 min read

Portrait of Theodore Haak (not Robert Hooke), ca.1683-1690 History of science

Hooke, Newton, and the ‘missing’ portrait

Dr Felicity Henderson

03 December 2010

5 min read

A breathing experiment, from 'The science of life' (1930) History of science

Passionate friends

Keith Moore

30 November 2010

2 min read

Naude's History of science

‘Not near to marshes, sinks or dung-hills’

Rupert Baker

22 November 2010

4 min read

Plesiosaur fossil by William Conybeare FRS, 1821 (detail) History of science

Blue lias

Keith Moore

03 November 2010

2 min read

Frederick Lindemann FRS History of science

Golding, guns and Gaia

Rupert Baker

14 October 2010

3 min read

Portrait of Isaac Newton by Charles Jervas, 1717 (detail) History of science

A novel approach to our Fellows

Rupert Baker

19 September 2010

2 min read

Page 1 of Robert Boyle's to-do list (detail) History of science

What scientists want: Robert Boyle’s to-do list

Dr Felicity Henderson

26 August 2010

2 min read

View of the Earth's atmosphere from space News and views

Not Flash, just Gordon

Jack Stilgoe

10 August 2010

2 min read

Iterations of a Generative Adversarial Network AI learning to create abstract art News and views

Why certain topics fall victim to misinformation

Gina Neff

No post date available.

5 min read

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