Royal Society collection
Michael Reidy looks at Tyndall’s time in the Alps in “The Weisshorn, 1861-2011″ for the Newsletter of the History of Science Society (July 2011)
Trinity College Dublin: TCD Geneticist Unearths Correspondence between Irish Physicist and Famous British Botanist (August 2011; that botanist is Joseph Dalton Hooker)
ThinkOrSwim.ie: John Tyndall – Ireland’s Greatest Climate Scientist (August 2011)
EPA Climate Change Lecture Series (September 27, 2011) – ‘Tyndall : His Work and Scientific Heritage’
History of Science Centre’s blog (Royal Society): The Xcentric Mr Tyndall? (September 2011)
Science Spinning: A (GREENHOUSE) GAS MAN: John Tyndall (September 2011)
Nice to see correspondence project so alive! Tyndall was my great great grand-uncle. His sister Emma my great feeT grand-mother. At last Ireland is recognising him as one of their own. Catherine
Wonderful to hear from a Tyndall relative! Thanks Catherine for your comment.
If you’re interested, here is the publisher’s page for the book series that will constitute the published correspondence down the road:
http://www.pickeringchatto.com/series/correspondence_of_john_tyndall_the