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British Journal for the History of Science|July 11, 2020
What is science for? The Lighthill report on artificial intelligence reinterpretedJon AgarBritish Journal for the History of Science|July 4, 2020
Why Semmelweis's doctrine was rejected: evidence from the first publication of his results by Friedrich Wieger, and an editorial commenting on the resultsNicholas Kadar, Russell D CroftBritish Journal for the History of Science|November 10, 2001
Francis Galton on twins, heredity and social classD BurbridgeBritish Journal for the History of Science|January 15, 2020
Optimizing and normalizing the population through hormone therapies in Italian science, c.1926-1950Chiara BeccalossiBritish Journal for the History of Science|January 15, 2020
Retrospectives: Uses of history of science in the late Ottoman Empire and early republican TurkeyAlper BilgiliBritish Journal for the History of Science|October 26, 2005
When things don't talk: knowledge and belief in the inter-war humanism of Charles Singer (1876-1960)Anna-K MayerBritish Journal for the History of Science|October 31, 2022
Islamic philosophy and the globalization of science: Ahmed Cevdet's translation of the sixth chapter of Ibn Khaldun's MuqaddimahKenan TekinBritish Journal for the History of Science|May 9, 2025
Crossing boundaries, forging unity: nuclear medicine and science diplomacy in Cold War EuropeJohannes Mattes, Cécile PhilippeBritish Journal for the History of Science|September 10, 2025
Living in an intermedial world: intermediality as a methodology of historical inquiry to uncover the social dimension of science communicationJean-Baptiste GouyonBritish Journal for the History of Science|October 27, 2025
Liaisons dangereuses: Britain, the US, the Soviet Union and the circulation of knowledge about penicillin (1943-1950)Daniele CozzoliPageof 40