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• Piety, diligence and learning: knowledge of American naturalia in Abraham Hill's commonplace books

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• The anatomy of touch: nature, knowledge and technologies of touch in the Renaissance
• Antiquities, past, and present: the Tradescant Collection and its rarities
• Georg Joseph Kamel (1661–1706): a Jesuit pharmacist in Manila at the borderlines of erudition and empiricism
• Intelligible design: the origin and visualization of species
• The physician's Stammbuch: humanist cultures of medical networking
• Locating indigenous knowledge in the Historia Naturalis Brasiliae (1648)
• Reviving the Royal Society in the early eighteenth century
• Recontextualizing the George Brown Collection through creative ceramics
• Participating in Victorian natural history through the illustrated periodical
• John Ray and Francis Willughby herborising around the lighthouse in Genoa in March 1664
• Invisible gardeners? The role of Scottish botanic gardeners in knowledge creation and exchange in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth century
• 'Improvement': British colonial settlement and the environment
• From 'clap-trap and flummery' to 'scope and methods' – the Royal Geographical Society's lantern-slide lectures, c.1886–1924
• Spicing up Mauritius' gardens: informal empire and the hybridity of knowledge and plant exchange in the East Indies, 1740s to 1770s
• The Norman Conquest of the materia medica? Expanding pharmaceutical horizons in 11th-century England
• Systems, synonyms and strife – the making of European entomology around 1800
• Order and object: constructing collections in late 18th-century France
• Recovery after attack: 1960s radioecology and shifting conceptions of humans as agents of ecosystem change
• Is it one's cup of tea? Early-modern experimentation on tea as materia medica