Occasional Paper No. 10 - Woodward's Unpublished Letters: revealing, commanding and elegant (Part 2)
A paper by Jeffrey I. Seeman based on the Ninth Wheeler Lecture, presented at Burlington House on 10 May 2017.
Occasional Paper No. 9 - Robert Burns Woodward in his Own Words
A paper written in April 2017 by Dr Peter J.T. Morris, based on the Sixth Wheeler Lecture presented at the Royal Institution on 17 May 2013.
Occasional Paper No. 8 - Thomas Beddoes and the Medical Pneumatic Institution in Bristol, 1794 to 1799
A paper on ‘the first example ... of an extensive scheme of pure scientific medical investigation’, written by Frank A.J.L. James in November 2016 and based on the Eighth Wheeler Lecture, presented at the Royal Institution on 12 October 2015.
Occasional Paper No. 7 - Nitrogen, Novel High-Pressure Chemistry, and the German War Effort (1900-1918)
A paper written by Anthony S. Travis in April 2015 based on the Seventh Wheeler Lecture, Burlington House, 22 October 2014.
Occasional Paper No. 6 - Frankland — the First Organometallic Chemist
A paper by Colin A. Russell based on the Fourth Wheeler Lecture, Burlington House, 20 March 2009.
Occasional Paper No. 5 - Radient Spectroscopy. The Rare Earth Crusade
A paper by W.H. Brock based on the Third Wheeler Lecture, Burlington House, 22 March, 2007.
Occasional Paper No. 4 - Davy and the placing of potassium among the element
A paper by David Knight based on the Second Wheeler Lecture, Burlington House, 22 March, 2007.
Occasional Paper No. 3 - Long Delayed Dream: Frederick Abel and Smokeless Powder
A paper by Seymour H. Mauskopf based on the First Wheeler Lecture Waltham Abbey, November 8, 2002)
Occasional Paper No. 2 - Chemie to Chemistry at Edinburgh
A paper by R.G.W. Anderson.
Occasional Paper No. 1 - An Interview with Prof. Harry Julius Emeléus (1903-1993)