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British Journal for the History of Science|December 19, 2022
Commercial television and primate ethology: facial expressions between Granada and London ZooMiles KemptonBritish Journal for the History of Science|January 13, 2023
Colouring flowers: books, art, and experiment in the household of Margery and Henry PowerChristoffer Basse Eriksen, Xinyi WenBritish Journal for the History of Science|December 22, 2022
Stratifying seamanship: sailors' knowledge and the mechanical arts in eighteenth-century BritainElin JonesBritish Journal for the History of Science|May 11, 2011
Circulating smallpox knowledge: Guatemalan doctors, Maya Indians and designing Spain's smallpox vaccination expedition, 1780-1803Martha FewBritish Journal for the History of Science|May 11, 2011
Following insects around: tools and techniques of eighteenth-century natural historyMary TerrallBritish Journal for the History of Science|June 30, 2016
Film lessons: early cinema for historians of scienceJesse Olszynko-GrynBritish Journal for the History of Science|June 7, 2016
Parasites, politics and public science: the promotion of biological control in Western Australia, 1900-1910Edward DevesonBritish Journal for the History of Science|June 10, 2016
Deceived by orchids: sex, science, fiction and DarwinJim EndersbyBritish Journal for the History of Science|September 20, 2017
Why we write (nuclear) historyDavid K HechtBritish Journal for the History of Science|September 20, 2017
Thin blue lines: product placement and the drama of pregnancy testing in British cinema and televisionJesse Olszynko-GrynPageof 40