By Robert Naylor Book review: Applied Science: Knowledge, Modernity, and Britain's Public Realm by Robert Bud By Katrina Dean and Susan Gordon Collaboration and mediation: a guide to the creation of the Stephen Hawking Archive By Juan-Andres Leon Stephen Hawking’s superspace and supergravity blackboard: an iconic artefact in the making By Tilly Blyth and Alison Boyle Theory and every thing: acquiring the office of Professor Stephen Hawking as a resource for history and museology By Stephen Johnston Jim Bennett (1947–2023): life as a museum practitioner By Max Long Tinkering with nature: craft, domesticity and female labour in F Percy Smith’s ‘Data’ notebooks (1925–1944) By Surya Bowyer Book review: Science Illustration: A History of Visual Knowledge from the 15th Century to Today, by Anna Escardó By Emmeline Ledgerwood ‘We lost a type of job for a type of person in this country’: changing expectations of working in the UK scientific civil service By Kylea Little, Felicity McWilliams and Ellie Swinbank ‘South Kensington is practically as far away as Paris or Munich’: the making of industrial collections in Edinburgh, Newcastle and Birmingham By Sara Stradal Book review: The Visualization of Knowledge in Medieval and Early Modern Europe edited by Marcia Kupfer, Adam S Cohen and J H Chajes, Volume 16 in the Studies in the Visual Culture of the Middles Ages (Brepols Publishers: Tunhout, Belgium, 2020)
