Book Martin Griffiths (2026)
Joseph Harris: Scientist, Artisan, Assay Master. (/isis/citation/CBB503386318/) unapi

Book Allen, Ryan L. (2026)
Adventures in the Archaic: Primitivism, Degrowth, and the French Social Sciences, 1945–1975. (/isis/citation/CBB887612384/) unapi

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Mapping the North: Myth, Exploration, Encounter. (/isis/citation/CBB400989539/) unapi

Book John Nott (2025)
Between Feast and Famine: Food, Health, and the History of Ghana’s Long Twentieth Century. (/isis/citation/CBB091076744/) unapi

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Unrefined: How Capitalism Reinvented Sugar. (/isis/citation/CBB242151768/) unapi

Article Susanne Friedrich (2025)
Tentzel and the elephant in the room. Inconsistencies in the history of nature and history of humans (not) being discussed when ‘fossils’ were found in Thuringia in 1695. Annals of Science: The History of Science and Technology (pp. 351-380). (/isis/citation/CBB126852640/) unapi

Book Chris Manias (2025)
Palaeontology in Public: Popular Science, Lost Creatures and Deep Time. (/isis/citation/CBB675001937/) unapi

Article Luciana Massi; Guilherme da Silva Lima (2025)
Science Communication as Praxis: Analysis of ‘The Periodic Table’ by Primo Levi. Substantia: An International Journal of the History of Chemistry (pp. 111-120). (/isis/citation/CBB327760137/) unapi

Book Jonathan Kahn (2025)
The Uses of Diversity: How Race Has Become Entangled in Law, Politics, and Biology. (/isis/citation/CBB467521523/) unapi

Book William H. Brock (2025)
Fifth Business: A Life of the Chemist and Educationist Henry Edward Armstrong. (/isis/citation/CBB906154414/) unapi

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‘That's a powerful map’: Shared authority, public engagement, and the archives of the first Ordnance Survey of Ireland. Journal of Historical Geography (pp. 65-73). (/isis/citation/CBB881873179/) unapi

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Sir William Jones's Indian botany: Visual archive, natural history collections, and worldmaking in the British empire. Journal of Historical Geography (pp. 132-145). (/isis/citation/CBB245206467/) unapi

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Anthropocene angst: Authentic geology and stratigraphic sincerity. Social Studies of Science (pp. 444-464). (/isis/citation/CBB994909897/) unapi

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Response to Damianos—Anthropocene angst: Authentic geology and stratigraphic sincerity. Social Studies of Science (pp. 465-478). (/isis/citation/CBB380576248/) unapi

Article Sebastián Ureta (2025)
Beyond samplism: Rethinking the field in exposure science. Social Studies of Science (pp. 404-422). (/isis/citation/CBB589119415/) unapi

Article Marcus Yee (2025)
Mobilizing Hong Kong: Nuclear Anxiety and Mass Protest against the Daya Bay Nuclear Power Plant (1979–1986). Journal of Asian Studies (pp. 406-432). (/isis/citation/CBB370370210/) unapi

Book Benjamin Aldes Wurgaft; Merry White (2025)
Ways of Eating: Exploring Food through History and Culture. (/isis/citation/CBB484947964/) unapi

Article Margarita Aragon (2025)
‘Subjects to be dealt with’: Disability, class, and carceral power in early 20th-century Britain. History of the Human Sciences (pp. 40-55). (/isis/citation/CBB013805017/) unapi

Article José Ferraz-Caetano (2025)
Institutional Echoes: the Laboratório Químico Municipal do Porto (1884-1907) as a Model for the Dynamics of Scientific Institutionalization. Substantia: An International Journal of the History of Chemistry (pp. 103-126). (/isis/citation/CBB665689119/) unapi

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Planetary Microbes: Christian Gottfried Ehrenberg, the Agency, and the Politics of Microbes, 1840s–1850s. Isis: International Review Devoted to the History of Science and Its Cultural Influences (pp. 82-103). (/isis/citation/CBB045911699/) unapi