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Notes and Records is a journal covering all aspects of the history of science, published both in print and online. All content is published online before it appears in print, although it is fully citable via its DOI
DOI

DOI or DoI may refer to:* Declaration of independence, a proclamation or assertion of national independence* Declaration of financial interests, a means of publicizing public officials' potential conflicts of interest...
 from its date of publication online.

It reports on the most current research and archival activities in the field of history and philosophy of science. In addition to publishing peer-reviewed research articles, Notes and Records includes ‘recollections’ or autobiographical accounts written by Fellows recording important moments in the history of 20th Century science, news covering archival and online resource projects, book reviews and essay reviews.

The Editor is Robert Fox and it has an international editorial board, the names of whom can be found via the Notes and Records homepage (http://publishing.royalsociety.org/notes). Questions regarding the journal may be sent to notes@royalsociety.org

As a journal of the Royal Society
Royal Society

The Royal Society of London for the Improvement of Natural Knowledge, known simply as the Royal Society, or even the Royal, is a learned society for science that was founded in 1660 and is considered by most to be the oldest such society still in existence....
, it belongs to a group of journals including the longest running scientific journal in the world - Philosophical Transactions.






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Notes and Records is a journal covering all aspects of the history of science, published both in print and online. All content is published online before it appears in print, although it is fully citable via its DOI
DOI

DOI or DoI may refer to:* Declaration of independence, a proclamation or assertion of national independence* Declaration of financial interests, a means of publicizing public officials' potential conflicts of interest...
 from its date of publication online.

It reports on the most current research and archival activities in the field of history and philosophy of science. In addition to publishing peer-reviewed research articles, Notes and Records includes ‘recollections’ or autobiographical accounts written by Fellows recording important moments in the history of 20th Century science, news covering archival and online resource projects, book reviews and essay reviews.

The Editor is Robert Fox and it has an international editorial board, the names of whom can be found via the Notes and Records homepage (http://publishing.royalsociety.org/notes). Questions regarding the journal may be sent to notes@royalsociety.org

As a journal of the Royal Society
Royal Society

The Royal Society of London for the Improvement of Natural Knowledge, known simply as the Royal Society, or even the Royal, is a learned society for science that was founded in 1660 and is considered by most to be the oldest such society still in existence....
, it belongs to a group of journals including the longest running scientific journal in the world - Philosophical Transactions. In September 2006, the Royal Society
Royal Society

The Royal Society of London for the Improvement of Natural Knowledge, known simply as the Royal Society, or even the Royal, is a learned society for science that was founded in 1660 and is considered by most to be the oldest such society still in existence....
 launched its entire archive online to wide acclaim.

Submission details

The Royal Society's electronic-submission and peer-review service provides Notes and Records authors with the facility to submit their papers online. The service allows you to upload files in a reliable and user-friendly way, using a web-based system. When your paper is received, an immediate acknowledgement is sent that details how you can track your contribution online.

To submit your article please log in http://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/nrrs here



Journal contents

The most recent articles can be viewed http://journals.royalsociety.org/content/110825 here