Tracing authors’ copies of the Philosophical Transactions

14 November 2013 by Julie McDougall-Waters

The ‘Publishing the Philosophical Transactions Project’ is in its seventh month at the Royal Society. To date, one aspect of…

“Permit me to lay before you the bladder of Mr Gardiner”

21 August 2013 by Noah Moxham

Medicine in public in eighteenth-century London Poor Mr Gardiner’s bladder was to be the subject of a great deal of…

From manuscript to Microsoft

1 August 2013 by Julie McDougall

The more recent history of the Royal Society and the Philosophical Transactions. The history of the Royal Society has received…

A Royal occasion

4 June 2013 by Julie McDougall

The beginnings of the Philosophical Transactions Project at the Royal Society. You may not remember what you were doing on…

Birds, bones and stones

27 March 2013 by Katherine Ford

The Archaeopteryx is possibly the most famous fossilised bird in scientific history.