By Lynda Nead ‘As snug as a bug in a rug’: post-war housing, homes and coal fires By Heather Chappells and Hiroki Shin Making Material and Cultural Connections: the fluid meaning of ‘Living Electrically’ in Japan and Canada 1920-1960 By Alice Cliff and Jenny Rinkinen Visualising electricity demand: use and users of a 3D chart from the 1950s By Elsa Cox, Katarina Grant and Haileigh Robertson Collecting the personal: stories of domestic energy and everyday life at the National Museum of Scotland By Hiroki Shin Energy/Culture: a reading guide for historical literature By Melissa Dickson Something in the Air: Dr Carter Moffat’s Ammoniaphone and the Victorian Science of Singing By Phillip Roberts Philip Carpenter and the convergence of science and entertainment in the early-nineteenth century instrument trade By Jane Desborough Review: Science and Technology galleries at National Museums Scotland By Ian Hutchings Giovanni Canestrini’s models of Leonardo da Vinci’s friction experiments By Ceri Pitches Threading through history: the vertical transmission of Davy, Faraday and Tyndall’s lecture demonstration practices
