Highlighting the connections of people, trade and distribution within and across regions and nations. In memory of Peter Issac & John Hinks.

Join us for a fantastic lecture by Prof Sadiah Qureshi with an introduction by Helen MacDonald at the Babbage Lecture Theatre in Cambridge!

Cambridge’s Institute of Astronomy is trying to find a photo of Annie Walker, who died in 1940, to give her star billing

Named after the Little Shop of Horrors character - Audrey is now at Tropical World in Leeds.

Now that the dust has settled on this year's British Society for the History of Science (BSHS) Postgraduate Conference, held here at the University of Leeds by our postgraduate community from 25-26 April, we are delighted to share reflections from a couple of our conference attendees. Camden Berry, current MSc student at the University of Oxford writes: "I had such a fantastic time at the BSHS Postgraduate Conference!

This book explores the role of translation in shaping the knowledge-sharing processes that were and are seminal to scientific endeavour. It considers the

Dear colleagues, We invite proposals from prospective ‘special editors’ for the next issue of The British Journal for the History of Science - Themes. Deadline for proposals: 15 July 2025. BJHS Them...

Digital Humanities allows scholars to approach old problems with new means, or to ask new questions that could not have been asked with the traditional means of humanistic enquiry. Whatever the approa...

Digital Humanities allows scholars to approach old problems with new means, or to ask new questions that could not have been asked with the traditional means of humanistic enquiry. Whatever the approa...