The Joseph Needham Memorial Lecture

The Trustees of the Needham Research Institute gratefully acknowledge the support of the Master and Fellows of Gonville and Caius College, the Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies, the Department of History and Philosophy of Science, and the Department of Archaeology and Anthropology in the establishment of this annual lecture.

Wind-Fire-Eye or Acute Conjunctivitis: Some Personal Recollections of Accessing the History of Chinese Medicine Through Translations of Ancient Texts

Finding China’s Present in Its Past

The Craft of Mud-Making: Matter, Time and History viewed through China’s Cropscapes.

The Science of Silk or what can China Contribute to the History of Science?

Liangzhu and the Origins of State Society in China

The Needham Puzzle and China’s Renaissance: a new Structural Economics Perspective

After Joseph Needham: the Legacy reviewed, the Agenda revised. Some Personal Reflections.

‘Needham Memorial Lecture Cantilevered Plankways—A Remarkable feat of Ancient Chinese Engineering’.