Edwin Rose

It is now possible to pre-order! upittpress.org/books/97808229…

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/744Dj0…

Very pleased to be speaking on this topic on Wednesday. Do come along if you are in Cambridge!

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

Really looking forward to giving this talk later today at the Linnean Society, do come along if you are free! eventbrite.co.uk/e/decoding-nat…

Delighted to see a wonderful article on the outputs of one of my most recent projects 'Naming Species in the South Pacific' by @DonnaLFerguson in @SmithsonianMag. With thanks to our collaborators @NHM_London Library and Archives: smithsonianmag.com/history/newly-…

@Andy404040 @LinneanSociety @StephHoltNH @NHM_London @BNAscience @NHM_Science @bodleianlibs @britishlibrary @SILibraries @NHM_Library @Museum_Cardiff Wonderful! Do you know whose copy it was?

1. Christmas treasure gifted: a rare 1767 copy of ‘Systema Naturae’ by Linnaeus 🌿 This extraordinary copy has real 250+ year-old butterflies pasted onto pages, hand-drawn ink illustrations of bees/jellyfish/flies, & handwritten Latin/French notes/dissections. 🙏 Steph & Will

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

Delighted to see this citation of my recent research on BBC Lincolnshire! bbc.co.uk/news/articles/… @hpsleeds @NHM_Library

@CUBotanicGarden @Cambridge_SBS @Cambridge_Uni @CamPhilSoc @christs_college @EdwinRose3

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.cam.ac.uk/?p=30510

Delighted to see my recent article on the life of Thomas Martyn (1735-1825), third professor of botany at Cambridge, in print! @CUBotanicGarden @theUL @CUHerb @SidneySussex euppublishing.com/doi/10.3366/an…

Looking forward to speaking at the Chau Chak Wing Museum @ccwm_sydney on Thursday - do come along if you are around! sydney.edu.au/museum/whats-o…

📚 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-launch-…? #BotanyBay

Looking forward to speaking about my book for the Auckland Botanical Society this evening! Do feel free to come along if you are around.

Looking forward to speaking at Singapore Botanic Gardens on 24th June! Do come along if you are around. nparks.gov.sg/sbg/whats-happ… @KinoSingapore