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• Ruskin, Science and the Environment Conference
• Science, Medicine and Culture in the Nineteenth Century Seminars in Michaelmas Term 2018
• Discovering Killer Plants
• The Genius of Accidents – Jet Streams
• Science, Medicine and Culture in the Nineteenth Century - Seminars in Hilary Term 2015
• Science, Medicine and Culture in the Nineteenth Century Seminars - Michaelmas Term 2014
• Science, Medicine and Culture in the Nineteenth Century: Seminars for Michaelmas Term 2016
• Science, Medicine and Culture in the Nineteenth Century: Seminars for Trinity Term 2017
• Science, Medicine and Culture in the Nineteenth Century: Seminars in Hilary Term 2016
• Science, Medicine and Culture in the Nineteenth Century: Seminars in Michaelmas Term 2015
• Science, Medicine and Culture in the Nineteenth Century: Seminars in Trinity Term 2016
• Science, Medicine and Culture in the Nineteenth Century - Seminars in Trinity Term 2015
• Science, Medicine and Culture in the Nineteenth Century Seminars
• Science, Medicine and Culture in the Nineteenth Century Seminars in Hilary Term 2018
• Science, Medicine and Culture in the Nineteenth Century Seminars in Hilary Term 2019
• Science, Medicine and Culture in the Nineteenth Century Seminars in Michaelmas Term 2017
• Science, Medicine and Culture in the Nineteenth Century Seminars in Michaelmas Term 2018
• Science, Medicine and Culture in the Nineteenth Century Seminars in Trinity Term 2018
• Science, Medicine and Culture in the Nineteenth Century Seminars in Trinity Term 2019
• Project Launch Event at St Anne's College
• 'Mind Boggling Medical History' Card Game Launch Event
• Call for Papers: Doctor-doctor: Global and historical perspectives on the doctor-patient relationship
• Join us for a Contagion Camerata
• Magic Lantern and Science Workshop
• Medicine & Media: A Gathering of Francophone and Anglophone Projects in Medicine and the Humanities
• Professor Sally Shuttleworth elected as Fellow of the British Academy
• Ruskin, Science and the Environment
• The Contagion Cabaret at the British Academy
• The Contagion Cabaret at the Science Museum (London)
• UK Disability History Month Event: Work, Time and Stress: Historical and Contemporary Perpsectives
• Full video from Contagion Camerata
• Dear Mr Darwin, a lecture at the Oxford Martin School
• From Amateurs to Citizens, a guest blog post for AHRC Science in Culture
• Crowds and Clouds Workshop, Chicago
• AHRC Science in Culture Theme - Questions and Answers
• Dr Geoff Belknap at the Natural History Museum
• Dr Chris Lintott on Radio 4's The Life Scientific
• BSHS Conference, St. Andrews
• ‘Sir: I am not a medical man, but….’: Laypeople and Medical Journals in the Nineteenth Century.
• Science Uncovered at the Natural History Museum
• Being Human: A Festival of the Humanities
• A Night of Humanities Uncovered!
• Professor Chris Lintott on BBC Radio 4's Inside Science
• Welcome to New Team Members
• First day on the CONSCICOM project
• Become a citizen scientist with Zooniverse
• People Power at the Museum of the History of Science, Oxford
• Conversations on Nature at the University of Leicester Library
• A Thing of Beauty
• The services of the sea serpent will not be required this year…
• The Woman (Doctor) Question and Nineteenth-Century Medical Journals
• Zooniverse project calls on the public to reveal Victorian natural history
• Chris Lintott's new video on amateur scientists
• People Powered Science: Event at the Royal Society
• 'Immortality of a Week': The Correspondence Columns of Medical Periodicals
• Orchid Observers - A New Citizen Science Project!
• Surgical Outcomes: A Victorian Viewpoint
• People Powered Science
• Twilight Science at the Royal Society
• Orchid Observers featured in BBC Earth
• Old Weather: Citizen Scientists in the 19th and 21st Centuries
• Workshop Report: Working with 19th-Century Medical and Health Periodicals
• Going into Rooms and Saying Things: Academic Presentations
• Constructing Scientific Communities article published in The Lancet
• Professor Chris Lintott wins Kelvin Medal and Prize
• Tables Turned at the Royal Society’s Twilight Science
• From Citizen Science to Citizen Humanities – 19th Century history in the digital age
• Constructing Scientific Communities: Article in the Journal of Victorian Culture
• Orchid Observers featured on BBC News Online
• Oxford Open Doors
• Fun Palaces at the Oxford Playhouse
• The End of the Scientific Journal? Transformations in Publishing Symposium
• Science Gossip project shortlisted for the Ayrton Prize
• Amateur Surgeon or Dutiful Citizen? The First Aid Movement in the Nineteenth Century
• People Powered Medicine: A one-day public symposium
• Public Health and Private Pain: A Night of Medical History and Drama
• People Power: How citizen science could change historical research
• Alison Moulds wins the Greta Depledge Prize for the best postgraduate paper
• Alison Moulds on co-curating the Vaccination: Medicine and the Masses Exhibition
• Embarrassing Bodies: The male doctor/female patient encounter
• “Why, Poison yours – but don’t make me a prey to Vaccination!” Songs of the Nineteenth-Century Anti-Vaccination Movement
• Sydney Padua: Imaginary Engines- Lovelace, Babbage, and the Analytical Engine
• People Powered Medicine Symposium: videos available online
• Rogues and Wild Relatives: Purity and wildness in early-20th Century Genetics
• John Wickham’s New Surgery: ‘Minimally Invasive Therapy’, Innovation, and Approaches to Medical Practice in Twentieth-Century Britain
• Young Scientists Journal Conference
• Young Scientists Journal Conference
• Call of the Wild, MIT 2016
• Being Human Festival - Events in Leicester and Oxford
• Science Periodicals in the 19th and 21st Century: Special Issue of the Royal Society's Notes and Records
• National Media Museum appoints new Curator of Photography and Photographic Technology: Dr Geoffrey Belknap
• Science and the Victorian Public: A Magic Lantern Performance
• A Lamp in One Hand and a Measuring Tape in the Other
• Scientists and their diaries: Events at the Royal Society
• Happy birthday, Science Gossip!
• ‘Work peculiarly fitting to a lady’: Elizabeth Beckley and the early years of solar photography
• Sally Shuttleworth on BBC Radio 4
• Connecting with the Crowd Conference
• The Conversationalist Podcast - Episode 1: 'Conversazione'
• The Material Culture of Citizen Science: Workshop
• The Victorian origins of 'space weather'
• Symposium Report: ‘Doctor, doctor: Global and historical perspectives on the doctor-patient relationship’
• Orchid Observers Publications
• “Why are Medical Journals so dull?” A Potted History of Tedium in Medical Journalism
• “Dressing up” Research: Impact and Public Engagement, Past and Present
• In Defence of 'Stamp Collecting'
• Life in the Zooniverse: Working with Citizen Science
• People Powered Science II
• Materials of Mass Participation: Aluminum and Paper in Early Twentieth Century U.S. Bird Banding
• Sensing and Presencing Rare Plants through Contemporary Drawing Practice
• Recap: Connecting with the Crowd Conference (Natural History Museum, London)
• Citizen meteorology, Victorian style: the meteorological balloon ascents of 1852
• Mind-Boggling Medical History Needs You!
• Pop Science! Lates Event at the Natural History Museum
• Wisdom of the Crowd: Marcus du Sautoy at the Royal Society
• The Conversationalist Podcast - Episode 4: Domestic Science in the 19th Century
• Christmas and the Victorian Medical Press
• Christmas and the Victorian Medical Press
• Victorian Scientists and Periodicals
• The Zoologist (1843-1916)
• Workshop: Self-Fashioning Scientific Identities in the Long Nineteenth Century
• Margaret Todd (1859-1918): Medical woman and author
• S. J. Mackie and the Geologist
• Midland Medical Miscellany (1881-95)
• Emma Hutchinson (1820-1906)
• Arabella Kenealy (1859-1938): Medical woman, author and eugenicist
• Play the Mind Boggling Medical History card game today!
• Entomologist's Weekly Intelligencer (1856-61)
• Kenneth William Millican (1853-1915): medical practitioner and journalist
• The Substitute (1856-57)
• The Conversationalist Podcast - Episode 6: 'The 19thc Origins of the Anti-Vaccination Movement'
• Jukes de Styrap (1815-99): medical practitioner and ethicist
• The Weekly Entomologist (1862-63)
• Indian Medical Gazette (1866-1955)
• Entomologist's Monthly Magazine (1864-)
• Indian Medical Record (1890-1903; revived thereafter)
• Programme and Registration for Workshop: Self-Fashioning Scientific Identities in the Long Nineteenth Century
• Women in Medicine Wikithon
• The Entomologist (1840-42, 1864-1973)
• James Robert Wallace (?-1903)
• The Naturalist (1864-)
• Frederick James Gant (1825-1905)
• The Entomologist's Record and Journal of Variation (1890-)
• Henry Martineau Greenhow (1829–1912)
• Florence Dissent (1869-?)
• Self-Fashioning Scientific Identities: A Conference Report and Outlook
• Sarat Kumar Mullick (?-1924)
• The Genius of Accidents - Jet Streams
• The Doctor (1832-7)
• Discovering Killer Plants
• Between Rhyme and Reason: Don Paterson
• People Powered Science Day
• People-Powered Science! Citizen Science in Bradford
• About Constructing Scientific Communities
• Science Gossip
• Orchid Observers
• Posts
• Victorian Scientists and Periodicals
• Wisdom of the Crowd -- video of the event
• Past, Present, or Fiction?: Playing Mind-Boggling Medical History
• Ruskin, Science and the Environment
• Citizen Science: Don Paterson Poetry Reading
• Podcast: #Ruskin200 - Ruskin, Science and the Environment
• Conference - Mind Reading: The Role of Narrative in Mental Health
• Self-fashioning Scientific Identities in the Nineteenth Century (Workshop)
• The Contagion Cabaret
• The Wisdom of Crowds (with Marcus Du Sautoy)
• Connecting with the Crowd Conference
• 'The Call of the Wild' and 'Citizen Science and the Wild' Workshops
• Workshop Report: Citizen Science and the Wild
• The Material Culture of Citizen Science and Citizen Science in Historical Perspective
• The Magic Lantern and Science Workshop
• Scientists and their Diaries
• Studying Citizen Science
• Fun Palaces at the Oxford Playhouse
• Vaccination: Medicine and the Masses Exhibition and Events
• Working with Nineteenth-Century Medical and Health Periodicals
• Special issue, ‘Science periodicals in the nineteenth and twenty-first centuries’ organized and edited by Sally Shuttleworth and Berris Charnley
• The End of the Scientific Journal?
• Mind Reading Conferences
• Keynotes from Mind Reading: Mental Health and the Written Word
• Keynotes from Mind Reading: Mental Health and the Written Word
• Mind Reading 2019: Adolescence, Literature, and Mental Health
• Mind Reading: Mental Health and the Written Word
• Videos from Mind Reading 2019: Adolescence, Literature, and Mental Health
• A Late Night at the Museum
• Natural History Museum Lates
• Citizen Science at We the Curious
• The Magazine of Natural History and Journal of Zoology, Botany, Mineralogy, Geology, and Meteorology (1828-40)
• Recreative Science: Record and Remembrancer of Intellectual Observation (1860-62)
• The Intellectual Observer: Review of Natural History, Microscopic Research and Recreative Science (1862-68)
• Hardwicke's Science-Gossip: an Illustrated Medium of Interchange and Gossip for Students and Lovers of Nature (1865-93)
• The Midland Naturalist: The Journal of the Associated Natural History, Philosophical and Archaeology Societies and Field Clubs of the Midland Counties (1878-1893)
• The Field Naturalist: a review of animals, plants, minerals, the structure of the earth, and appearances of the sky (1833-34)
• Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Magazine (1854-present)
• The Gardener's Magazine and register of rural & domestic improvement (1826-44)
• Gardeners’ Chronicle (1841-1985)
• The Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society of London (1845-1970)
• Botanical Miscellany (1830-33)
• Journal of Botany: being a second series of the Botanical miscellany (1834-42)
• London Journal of Botany (1842-1848)
• Hooker’s Journal of Botany and Kew Garden Miscellany (1849-1857)
• Journal of the Quekett Microscopical Club (1868-present)
• Journal of Horticulture, Cottage Gardener, and Country Gentleman (1861-1878)
• Journal of Botany, British and Foreign (1863-1942)
• The Geologist, a Popular Magazine of Geology (1858-64)
• Journal of Royal Microscopical Society (1878-1922)
• Publications and Research
• The Conversationalist Podcast - Episode 5: 'The Wisdom of the Crowd'
• The Conversationalist Podcast - Episode 2: 'Crowdsourcing Historical Research'
• The Conversationalist Podcast - Episode 3: 'Volcanoes and Citizen Science at the Royal Society'
• Contagion Cabaret, Meet our Student Composers video
• Geological Magazine, or Monthly Journal of Geology (1864-present)
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