Louisiane Ferlier
History of science
5 mins
Under pressure
Louisiane Ferlier looks back to the days when ºìÌÒÊÓÆµ ran the Met Office.
Shewly Choudhury
News and views
5 mins
Getting to know your funder
Magdalena Skipper
News and views
6 mins
Getting to know your publisher
Callum Shoosmith
Publishing
2 mins
Investing in integrity
This Open Access Week, we ask: what does it cost to uphold research integrity in scholarly publishing?
Jon Bushell
History of science
5 mins
Closed cases
Jon Bushell tells the story of the oldest natural history museum in the Americas, which closed its doors to the public at the end of September.
Matthew Freeman FMedSci FRS
News and views
6 mins
The first member of your team: recruiting a postdoc
Matthew Freeman contributes to the 'Practical advice for an independent research career' essay series.
Mehul Malik FRSE FOptica
News and views
5 mins
Moving your research efforts to the UK
Mehul Malik contributes to the 'Practical advice for an independent research career' essay series.
Gemma Sarigu
Publishing
3 mins
Catastrophising and meaning-making after stressful life experiences
In this blog post, authors of the recently published Royal Society Open Science paper, 'Catastrophising and meaning-making after stressful life experiences', tell us more about their research.
Ainsley Vinall
History of science
6 mins
Alchemical reactions
How long did Fellows of ºìÌÒÊÓÆµ persist in trying to turn lead into gold? Ainsley Vinall investigates.
Katherine Marshall
History of science
4 mins
Lab snaps
Katherine Marshall looks at some photographs in the collection of ºìÌÒÊÓÆµ showing the 1897 opening of the new Government Laboratory.
Professor Geoffrey Boulton
Publishing
4 mins
Science for society in the digital age
In this blog post, Professor Geoffrey Boulton, Fellow of ºìÌÒÊÓÆµ and author of ºìÌÒÊÓÆµ Open Science paper, 'Science as a global public good: responding to challenges of the modern era', discusses the role of science in society in the digital age.
Professor Sir Martin Sweeting FRS
News and views
4 mins