Philosophical Transactions Launched
1665
The Royal Society's secretary Henry Oldenburg began publishing the Philosophical Transactions, a monthly record of experiments, letters, and discoveries submitted to the Society. It was the first scientific journal in the English-speaking world and has been continuously published for over three and a half centuries, establishing the template for how scientists share findings and claim credit for discovery.
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