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Philosophical Transactions B recently published a theme issue on ‘The evolution of collective intelligence’. In this blog, Guest Editors of the issue, Cathal O’Madagain, Sarah Alami, Monique Borgerhoff Mulder, Edmond Seabright, José Segovia Martin, James Winters and Andrew Whiten tell us how this issue came about, and about some of the important research highlighted in this issue.

Interface Focus recently published a theme issue on ‘Cyborg Futures’. In this blog post, Guest Editor Professor Jonathan Rossiter (University of Bristol) tells us more about the theme issue.

In May 2025 around 80 scientists gathered in Edinburgh for a Royal Society Theo Murphy meeting to consider how geophysical data can be better collected and used for predicting global sea level, through improved ice-sheet modelling.

Philosophical Transactions B recently published a theme issue on ‘Transforming cultural evolution research and its application to global futures’. In this blog, Guest Editor Professor Rachel Kendal (Durham University) tells us how this issue came about, and about some of the important research highlighted in this issue.

Philosophical Transactions B recently published a theme issue on ‘A solid base for scaling up: the structure of numeration systems’. In this blog, Guest Editors Andrea Bender, Jean-Charles Pelland, Simon Greenhill and Mary Walworth tell us how this issue came about, and about some of the important research highlighted in this issue.

Interface Focus recently published a theme issue on 'Combinatorial models for evolving representation of dynamical behaviours in biological networks’. In this blog post, Guest Editors Madalena Chaves, Elisabeth Remy and Elena Queirolo tell us more.

Philosophical Transactions B recently published a theme issue on ‘Shifting seas: understanding deep-time human impacts on marine ecosystems’. In this blog, Guest Editor Dr Luke Holman (University of Copenhagen) tells us how this issue came about, and about some of the important research highlighted in this issue.

Philosophical Transactions B recently published a theme issue on ‘Acoustic monitoring for tropical ecology and conservation’. In this blog, Guest Editor Daniela Martínez Medina (Instituto Humboldt, Colombia) tells us how this issue came about, and how acoustic tools have been increasingly adopted in ecological research, enabling us to expand our capacities in assessing multiple biodiversity facets.

Dr Ferenc Jordán, guest editor of the latest Philosophical Transactions B issue, tells us about the background and content of the new theme issue.

Dr Colleen Miller, guest editor of the latest Philosophical Transactions B issue, tells us about the background and content of the new theme issue.

Lead Guest Editor, Dr Jasmina Panovska-Griffiths, introduces us to her Philosophical Transactions A theme issue which showcases how 91TV coordinated the efforts of diverse scientists to help model the coronavirus epidemic.

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