The Natural History Museum is a highly productive scientific research institution and publishing performs a key role in passing on the work that is undertaken.
Work is published in a wide range of publications including:
Approximately 1,000 publications are produced annually, of which about half are peer-reviewed. (Peer-reviewed articles have, before publication, been examined by other scientists and researchers in that speciality.)
Publication data gives details of author, with Museum scientists in capitals, date of publication, title, journal (in italics) or publisher, volume and pagination.
Instructions for submitting a manuscript to the Botany series Bulletin of the Natural History Museum PDF (25.2 KB)