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- ISSN: 2058-850X (Print), 2056-354X (Online)
- Editor: Dr Jahnavi Phalkey Science Gallery Bengaluru, India
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BJHS Themes is a collaborative venture between the British Society for the History of Science and Cambridge University Press aimed at establishing the first fully open access journal for the history of science community. It aims to publish open access, scholarly and engaging collections of history of science papers, which address provocative themes, and which will be free for readers and offer no financial barrier to publication for authors. Like its sister publication, British Journal for the History of Science, BJHS Themes is a journal of the British Society for the History of Science, a major learned society for its subject.
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BJHS Themes and BJHS Blogs

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A conversation with the historian of science Lorraine Daston
- 24 July 2025,
- Lorraine Daston is an American historian of science whose work spans a broad range of topics in the early modern and modern history of science.…

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The Fronde, the Court, and the Cosmos: Morin, Gassendi, and Astrology’s Decline in XVII Century France
- 11 March 2025,
- Astrology today is often seen as the epitome of pseudoscience. Yet, until the 17th century, it was considered a legitimate scholarly discipline, serving as...
News – BSHS
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New Issue! – BSHS Viewpoint No 136 (Summer 2025)
- 23 September 2025,
- Please enjoy our latest issue of Viewpoint where we present original research related to the overlap of time and nature! After some important announcements...
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The winner of the BSHS Hughes Prize for 2025
- 16 September 2025,
- The BSHS Hughes Prize, formerly the BSHS Dingle Prize, is awarded every two years to the best book in the history of science (broadly construed) published in...
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BSHM announcement: How does Mathematics Last? A Gresham Lecture
- 15 September 2025,
- 18.00, Wednesday 8th October, 2025 Barnard’s Inn Hall, London and Online Free to attend, pre-registration encouraged Please join us for the annual British Society...
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