Proceedings B appoints a new Editor

5 September 2017 by Shalene Singh-Shepherd

We are pleased to welcome Professor Victoria Braithwaite from the Department of Biology, Penn State University, as a new Editor of…

Oceans and climate change

23 August 2017 by Thadcha Retneswaran

In September 2016, a Royal Society discussion meeting was held to examine the less obvious but important indirect impacts of…

Ch-ch-changes: Looking again at infectious disease and climate change

16 August 2017 by Shalene Singh-Shepherd

The timely issue of climate change and how the burden of infectious diseases is modulated by climatic factors is the…

Last chance to enter the Royal Society Publishing photography competition

15 August 2017 by Bailey Fallon

The deadline for the 2017 photography competition is fast approaching. We have received hundreds of submissions so far, and we’re…

How are duck feathers so brightly coloured?

7 August 2017 by Ruth Milne

Many birds have brilliantly coloured, iridescent feathers. A very common example is the mallard (Anas platyrhynchos), with the blue-coloured speculum…