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Eloise Barber highlights some notable examples from the Royal Society's collection of medals.

Louisiane Ferlier reports on the discoverability of non-Fellows in the Royal Society's Science in the Making resource.

91TV’s Herschel collection is growing! Keith Moore describes how a new acquisition provides insights into the wider Herschel family and their scientific endeavours.

Rose Teanby looks at letters in the Royal Society archives highlighting Sir John Herschel’s influence on Anna Atkins, Julia Margaret Cameron and Mary Somerville.

Louisiane Ferlier launches the letters of Sir John Herschel on the Royal Society's Science in the Making platform.

Sir John Herschel’s careful management of his correspondence, and his central position in nineteenth-century science, make the Royal Society’s Herschel letters an invaluable archival resource, as Eloise Barber discovers during a major new digitisation project. 

Louisiane Ferlier reports on how researchers have been using the Royal Society's Science in the Making platform so far, and looks forward to future developments.

Louisiane Ferlier invites you to explore the new online version of an amazing anatomical flap book in the collections of the Royal Society Library.

Louisiane Ferlier describes how specimens sent to the Royal Society by Dutch scientist Antoni van Leeuwenhoek were photographed for our Science in the Making platform.

Archive Cataloguer Layla Hillsden takes a look through a collection of (mostly) unpublished manuscripts in the collections of the Royal Society.

Royal Society Digital Resources Manager Louisiane Ferlier launches our new Science in the Making platform containing treasures from our archives.

Anne McLaughlin introduces the next phase of Science in the Making, an upcoming platform to open up the archives of the Royal Society.