Proceedings B introduces Biological Applications subject category Shalene Singh-Shepherd 12 March 2021 1 min read
Hard to catch: experimental evidence supports evasive mimicry Shalene Singh-Shepherd 10 March 2021 5 min read
Celebrating Chinese New Year cuisine with the help of physics Jessica Miller 12 February 2021 5 min read
Welcome aboard - introducing more new Proceedings B Associate Editors Shalene Singh-Shepherd 03 February 2021 3 min read
Welcome aboard - introducing new Proceedings B Associate Editors Shalene Singh-Shepherd 26 January 2021 4 min read
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
Can Heliconius butterflies help us better understand evolutionary novelty? Fletcher Young 11 November 2020 3 min read
Ice Giant Systems as the Next Step in our Exploration of the Solar System Dr. Leigh N. Fletcher 09 November 2020 5 min read
Reflecting on 2020: Registered Reports, rapid review, COVID-19 and emerging scientific talent Andrew Dunn 20 October 2020 2 min read
Opportunity for all: ensuring equitable access to content and the publishing process Publishing Team 19 October 2020 2 min read
Introducing a new Associate Editor to the Biochemistry, Cellular and Molecular Biology section of Royal Society Open Science Callum Shoosmith 11 October 2020 3 min read
Mathematicians, Astrophysicists and a Royal Society President: Introducing Volume 69 of Biographical Memoirs Callum Shoosmith 08 October 2020 3 min read
What does the “new normal” look like after strict 76-day lockdown in Wuhan, China? Tong Zhou 05 October 2020 4 min read
Trust in peer review: the role and reputation of preprints Shalene Singh-Shepherd 21 September 2020 6 min read
The science behind the story: how can a reader be sure that research is trustworthy? Publishing Editorial Team 20 September 2020 2 min read
From submission to publication: how our processes and policies support high quality science Editorial Team 17 September 2020 4 min read
Going negative: An interdisciplinary, holistic approach to carbon dioxide removal Jessica Miller 19 August 2020 2 min read
The challenges of social distancing in humans and non-human animals Andrea Townsend 13 August 2020 3 min read
Key questions for modelling COVID-19 exit strategies Shalene Singh-Shepherd 11 August 2020 3 min read
A stolen Newton inscription (virtually) restored to a Swedish autograph album Professor Stephen David Snobelen 09 August 2020 8 min read
Demographic analysis provides insight into diversity of scientists featured in biology textbooks Shalene Singh-Shepherd 23 June 2020 5 min read
Introducing Professor Liwu Zhang, new member of the Proceedings A Editorial Board Debbie Vaughan 22 June 2020 2 min read
The origin and rise of complex life: integrating models, geochemical and palaeontological data Jessica Miller 11 June 2020 4 min read
Science, society and politics – an uneasy but essential ménage à trois Professor Stephen Matlin 21 May 2020 2 min read
Is self-isolating alone actually bad for our mental health? Dr Netta Weinstein 17 May 2020 5 min read
Science in Lockdown: the effects of COVID-19 on research and researchers Helen Eaton 03 May 2020 8 min read
Ecology and evolution Associate Editor joins the Proceedings B board Shalene Singh-Shepherd 30 April 2020 2 min read
World Parkinson’s Day – Q&A with Professor Miratul Muqit Professor Miratul Muqit 10 April 2020 6 min read
Why do viruses jump from animals to humans? Clues to the COVID-19 pandemic Dr Christine K Johnson 07 April 2020 3 min read
Multiple medical pioneers, three Chemistry Nobel Laureates, and one Royal Society President – Volume 68 of Biographical Memoirs Callum Shoosmith 31 March 2020 2 min read
What makes a good or a bad peer review? Tips for excelling at reviewing Dr Rebecca Sear 07 February 2020 4 min read
Natural and synthetic gene drives – a Proceedings B Special Feature Nina Wedell 22 January 2020 4 min read
Oh boy – Quantum droplets win the 2019 Royal Society Publishing Photography Competition! Surayya Johar 10 December 2019 3 min read
OA, renewals, and a 3% price drop for package A subscribers Megan Toogood 09 December 2019 1 min read
Linking the mitochondrial genotype to phenotype: a complex endeavour Helen Eaton 04 December 2019 4 min read
Changing environments and genetic variation in A. lyrata populations Shalene Singh-Shepherd 20 November 2019 5 min read
Preprints, ‘accepted author manuscripts’ and published articles? Five common questions answered Phil Hurst 11 November 2019 2 min read
Royal Society Publishing Expands its Author Workshop Initiative to South Korea and Japan Buchi Okereafor 07 November 2019 2 min read
Open Access Week 2019 – Our Open Access Membership Consultant reports back Rebecca Ashworth 22 October 2019 2 min read
Now we are five – our open access journal Royal Society Open Science celebrates another birthday Andrew Dunn 21 October 2019 2 min read
Go after the bigger questions – Incoming Editor in Chief for Open Biology, Jon Pines FRS, explains how to make a good paper into a great paper Buchi Okereafor 20 October 2019 3 min read
Royal Society Publishing Open Access Membership grows in Europe and North America Megan Toogood 17 October 2019 1 min read
A brief history of cell and molecular biology – Volume 67 of Biographical Memoirs Callum Shoosmith 02 October 2019 1 min read
SLIPS and pitfalls: synthetic surfaces inspired by a pitcher pitfall trap Dr Finn Box 24 September 2019 3 min read
Five great features of Publons you might not be aware of Callum Shoosmith 11 September 2019 2 min read
Publishing in parallel: when two societies work together Andrew Dunn, Alice Power & Michaela Muehlberg 10 September 2019 5 min read
A year of iThenticate – a Royal Society Open Science perspective Callum Shoosmith 11 July 2019 3 min read
Reflecting on 3 years of editing Biographical Memoirs – the Editor-In-Chief’s perspective Callum Shoosmith 30 May 2019 1 min read
Ignorance can be fatal: countering the crisis in fake news and fake science Andrew Dunn 01 May 2019 4 min read
“Homological scaffolds of brain functional networks” revisited Anita Kristiansen 21 April 2019 4 min read
Engineers, Nobel Prize winners and Stephen Hawking: introducing Volume 66 of Biographical Memoirs Callum Shoosmith 02 April 2019 2 min read
Our birthday offers the perfect chance to say thank you to our reviewers Phil Hurst 06 March 2019 2 min read
Environmental change is inevitable so you’d better be plastic Callum Shoosmith 26 February 2019 5 min read
Chimpanzee gestures follow the same laws as human languages Shalene Singh-Shepherd 13 February 2019 3 min read
The art of being a good guest: reflections on guest-editing a theme issue of Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B Dr Rebecca Fox 08 February 2019 4 min read
Curious about the benefits of publishing with Open Biology? Buchi Okereafor 01 February 2019 3 min read
Smart pest management: a new theme issue highlighting research from China Helen Eaton 29 January 2019 1 min read
Journal of the Royal Society Interface appoints a new Editor Anita Kristiansen 18 January 2019 4 min read
Can you bee-lieve it? Finding a female honeybee with two fathers Surayya Johar 17 January 2019 3 min read
Petr Horálek on winning the Royal Society Publishing photo competition Bailey Fallon 18 December 2018 5 min read
Biological collections for understanding biodiversity in the Anthropocene Helen Eaton 21 November 2018 3 min read
Reproducibility meets accountability: introducing the replications initiative at Royal Society Open Science Professor Chris Chambers 14 October 2018 5 min read
What makes a good review? Q&A with Dr. Maurine Neiman Shalene Singh-Shepherd 10 September 2018 4 min read
Then and now – exploring diversity in peer review at the Royal Society Aileen Fyfe 09 September 2018 5 min read
The evolution of city life Marc T. J. Johnson, Ruth Rivkin and James S. Santangelo 21 August 2018 3 min read
Lessons in reproducibility of academic pre-clinical translational research Buchi Okereafor 31 July 2018 5 min read
BioStudies: a one-stop shop for the data behind a paper Johanna McEntyre and Ugis Sarkans 01 July 2018 3 min read
Cancer immunotherapy: broadening the scope of targetable tumours Shalene Singh-Shepherd 21 June 2018 3 min read
Taking turns: Bridging the gap between human and animal communication? Shalene Singh-Shepherd 05 June 2018 3 min read
Expectations and Utility in Eighteenth Century Knowledge Economies Jennifer Kren 02 May 2018 4 min read
The terrestrial laser scanning revolution in forest ecology Anita Kristiansen 16 February 2018 3 min read
Journals access and Article Processing Charge waiver for lower-income countries Sophie Hamilton and Phil Hurst 30 January 2018 1 min read
‘Icy Sugar Cubes’ takes first place in Royal Society Publishing photo competition Bailey Fallon 05 December 2017 2 min read
Images from the archive: an interview with with Dr Louisiane Ferlier Helen Duriez 27 February 2017 5 min read
Meet the authors: Ratner et al. talk Registered Reports Professor Chris Chambers 02 December 2016 6 min read
Registered Reports: what are they and why are they important? Alice Power 23 November 2016 4 min read
Women and the History of Peer Review at the Royal Society Dr Camilla Mørk Røstvik 20 September 2016 1 min read
Mayflies soar into first place in Royal Society Publishing photography competition Rhiannon Meaden 14 September 2016 1 min read
Q&A: Why Darwin would have loved evolutionary game theory Rhiannon Meaden 12 September 2016 3 min read
Q&A: Putting life on ice – bacteria that bind to frozen water Ruth Milne 07 September 2016 3 min read
Behind the scenes at Royal Society Publishing: What’s it like to work here? Ruth Milne 24 July 2016 3 min read
Gills on film – looking back at the 2015 Photography Competition Surayya Johar 22 May 2016 2 min read
Meet the new Editor of Philosophical Transactions B – Professor John Pickett Helen Eaton 14 December 2015 2 min read
Tadpoles swim into top spot in Royal Society Publishing photography competition Rhiannon Meaden 19 November 2015 3 min read
Wallaby babies arrive late due to artificial light at night Rhiannon Meaden 29 September 2015 2 min read
Royal Society of Chemistry and Royal Society launch journal collaboration Emilie Aimé 17 August 2015 1 min read
Nature’s best con-artists? Egg signatures and cuckoo forgeries Rhiannon Meaden 22 June 2015 5 min read
"I was desirous of making some experiments on this subject" Professor Chris Garrett 11 June 2015 3 min read
#FSSC: The role of openness and publishers in reproducible research Iain Hyrnaszkiewicz 23 April 2015 4 min read
Q&A: Mark Browne on the ecological impact of anthropogenic debris Rhiannon Meaden 21 April 2015 3 min read
#FSSC: Measurement science - how should research and impact be assessed? Professor James Wilsdon 09 April 2015 3 min read
Spotlight on a Librarian – Zofia Dzwig, TU Delft Library, The Netherlands John Chambers 14 August 2014 2 min read
Q&A with Dr Daniel Crawford, Philosophical Transactions B Guest Editor Charlotte Wray 18 June 2014 3 min read
Q&A with Dr Nathalie Pettorelli, Philosophical Transactions B Guest Editor Buchi Okereafor 09 April 2014 3 min read
Spotlight on a Librarian – David Sharp, Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada John Chambers 20 March 2014 1 min read
Spotlight on a Librarian – Paula Mello, Federal University of Rio de Janiero John Chambers 23 October 2013 2 min read
Spotlight on a Royal Society Fellow – Professor Sir Mark Welland FRS Sana Kazmi 21 April 2013 1 min read
Spotlight on a Librarian – Emre Hasan Akbayrak, Middle East Technical University Library Sana Kazmi 21 April 2013 2 min read
Spotlight on a Royal Society Fellow – Professor Tejinder Singh Virdee FRS Sana Kazmi 24 January 2013 1 min read
Spotlight on a Librarian – Richard P. Hulser, Natural History Museum, Los Angeles County Sana Kazmi 24 January 2013 4 min read
Can a collapse of global civilisation be avoided? The Prince of Wales reacts to Proceedings B article Sana Kazmi 24 January 2013