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The Royal Society

History of science resources

Discover our collection catalogues, digital resources as well as blog posts, videos and images. Our print store is also available here.

The Royal Society supports activities in the history of science and related disciplines by making available resources and funding, by celebrating history through awards, and in hosting public events. On this page you will find a wide range of online resources related to the history of science, to aid remote research, to explain, and to inspire. Find information catalogues, full text manuscripts and books, and interpretative material here.

Explore our resources

Drawing in a page

Search the archives

Search our extensive records documenting the activities of the Society and its Fellows since the…

Drawings of insects

Search printed works

Explore the library collection of printed books and periodicals.

Painting of Dorothy Hodgkin

Search past Fellows

Find information on all past Fellows, over 7,000 eminent scientists and natural philosophers from…

Illustration of weath

Science in the making

Access high-resolution digital images of Royal Society manuscripts.

Rock specimens

Picture library

Explore over 10,000 high resolution images hand-picked from our historic collections.

Google Arts & Culture page

Google Arts & Culture

Discover our digital exhibits on Google Arts & Culture.

Melicérta, from 'The Drawings of the Rotifer' by Charles Thomas Hudson. Catalogue reference: MS/132

Turning the pages

Leaf through digital replicas of some of our treasures.

Chromatic scale poster

Print Store

We offer thousands of images from the Royal Society's archive as prints, canvases and cards.

A hand on a book page

Objectivity YouTube channel

A series of videos about science treasures. In each video we uncover amazing objects and…

front page of the first Philosophical Transactions

The Philosophical Transactions

Search through over 350 years of the scientific journal of the Royal Society.

The Wolfson Foundation logo on a dark background

The Wolfson Foundation archive

Read a collection of stories and documents from the Wolfson Foundation's archive.

David Attenborough

People of Science

Brian Cox interviews David Attenborough, Venki Ramakrishnan, and other leading scientists.

Screen capture from University of Cambridge video Dish Life

Wilkins-Bernal-Medawar Medal and Lecture

This prize lecture is given on a subject relating to the history of science, philosophy of science…

Lisa Jardine. Image courtesy of Des Willie ©2014

The Lisa Jardine Grant Scheme

Travel grants to support archival research and career development in interdisciplinary studies.

Grant
A drawing of the eye from Young's paper

Notes & Records

The Royal Society journal of the history of science.

Biographical Memoirs Crick Watson

Biographical memoirs

A unique compilation of memoirs celebrating the lives and scientific achievements of Fellows of…

Cephalopoda

History of scientific journals

360 years of scientific publishing.

History of science blog posts

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Kip Heath

Kip Heath

In History of science

2 min read

Irène Joliot-Curie: coming out of her parents’ shadow

A blog post about the daughter of one of the most famous female scientists in history - Irène…

Blog
Katherine Marshall

Katherine Marshall

In History of science

3 min read

Visual disturbances

Katharine Marshall looks at the work of physician Hubert Airy on migraine auras, or scintillating…

Blog
Nilakshi Das

Nilakshi Das

In History of science

5 min read

Seen and unseen

Guest blogger Nilakshi Das discusses how her research on the scientific careers of South Asian…

Blog
Keith Moore

Keith Moore

In History of science

5 min read

A Christmas list

What does the Royal Society Library want for Christmas? Keith Moore lists some stocking fillers to…

Blog
Jon Bushell

Jon Bushell

In History of science

5 min read

Brain boxes

Jon Bushell looks at the Edinburgh University artificial intelligence research of Christopher…

Blog

History of science

The Royal Society uses its unmatched historical collections as a resource for the academic study in the history of science and other disciplines, and as a source of inspiration for the wider public.


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