Charles Darwin

STEPHEN WEBSTER is Senior Lecturer in Science Communication at Imperial College London, where he leads the Good Science Project. From 2008 to 2013 he was director of the Science Communication Unit, where he taught philosophy of science and ethics on the masters’ programme. His first degree was in zoology, followed by postgraduate work in the philosophy of evolutionary theory. His PhD thesis was an investigation of art-science collaborations, especially in relation to research practice. In his career as a science writer he wrote several radio plays for BBC Radio, scripted an opera about Darwin, and was a Guardian newspaper weather columnist. Stephen is the author of Thinking About Biology (Cambridge University Press 2003) and co-editor of Silences of Science (Routledge 2017). At Imperial College London, as leader of the Good Science Project, he co-ordinates work designed to explore and enhance contemporary research culture.

• TitleCopyrightContents1 The Significance of Darwin2 Darwin’s Way3 Early Years4 Student Lives5 World Traveller6 New Thoughts7 New Scientist8 Marriage9 Telling the World10 On the Origin of Species11 After The Origin12 Final YearsNotesTimelineFurther Reading