My book now has a cover! Reading the World: British Practices of Natural History, 1780-1820. To be published with @upittpress on 18 March 2025 (USA) 13 May 2025 (Worldwide)
Delighted to have spoken for the @EnglishHeritage podcast with Sabrina Villani on 'A History of Natural History' covering Darwin, Down House and the emergence of natural history in Britain: open.spotify.com/episode/744…
Dr Edwin Rose will talk on 'A Surplus in the Sciences? Printing, Publishing and Distributing Cambridge's First Scientific Journal, 1821–1928'.
Wed 6th May at 5.30pm in the Friends of Peterhouse Seminar Room, Peterhouse.
Please email the Secretary to attend: tck34@cam.ac.uk
Dr Edwin Rose will talk on 'A Surplus in the Sciences? Printing, Publishing and Distributing Cambridge's First Scientific Journal, 1821–1928'.
Wed 6th May at 5.30pm in the Friends of Peterhouse Seminar Room, Peterhouse.
Please email the Secretary to attend: tck34@cam.ac.uk
Long-overlooked documents housed at London’s Natural History Museum testify to the exchange of information between 18th-century European botanists and their Indigenous counterparts. bit.ly/4qNda3i
Celebrating 200 years since John Stevens Henslow became Professor of Botany at Cambridge.
It's almost 200 years to the day since Henslow took an oath before the Vice Chancellor as 'King's Reader in Botany' on 10 Oct 1825.
Find out more about his legacy: tinyurl.com/4stzwhz9
Our latest blog features a recent acquisition: a Parisian journal, in medieval style, inspired by the 1900 Paris Exposition. Read all about it here: specialcollections-blog.lib.…
📚 Author Talk: Reading the World: Natural History, 1760–1820
Sun 20 July, 3 – 4pm
Join historian Edwin D. Rose talking about his new work exploring the role of natural history in shaping global knowledge during the age of empire.
Book now eventbrite.com.au/e/book-lau…?
#BotanyBay
Exhibition: Curious Minds: Thomas Pennant & Gilbert White
Our exhibition is itself the product of a collaboration between the #AHRC-funded Curious Travellers Project, the @NHM_London and Gilbert White’s House and Garden.
Dates: 8th April to 22nd June 2025