The SciencesMay 1, 1929
The New Outlook in Physics
"We Have, Indeed, Far to Go: We Have as Yet But Scratched the Surface of Things"
Stories by Oliver Lodge
EnvironmentJune 1, 1924
Inside the Earth, and Out
Conditions in the Rock Crust That Lead to Earthquakes
The SciencesMay 1, 1924
Putting the Atom to Work
The Attempt to Isolate its Energy, and to Find How it May be Released for Human Use
The SciencesSeptember 27, 1913
Continuity—II
The Atomistic Trend of Modern Research, and a Plea for Conservatism Presidential Address Before the British Association
The SciencesSeptember 20, 1913
Continuity—I
The Atomistic Trend of Modern Research, and a Plea for Conservatism
The SciencesJuly 27, 1912
The Irrationality of War
Science as an Element in the Developing of International Good Will and Understanding
The SciencesJanuary 7, 1911
Problems of Existence
The SciencesMay 15, 1909
Electrical View of Matter
The SciencesMay 8, 1909
Chemical Affinity
Its Relation to Electrical Attraction
The SciencesMarch 27, 1909
The Ether of Space
A Physical Conception
The SciencesJanuary 2, 1909
Theory of Electrons
The SciencesNovember 21, 1908
Electron History
The SciencesNovember 7, 1908
The Structure of the Atom
The SciencesMarch 9, 1907
Old and New Theories of Lightning Conductors
The SciencesJanuary 13, 1906
A pertinacious Current; Or, the Storage of High-Tension Electricity by means of Valves
The SciencesJune 27, 1903
On Electrons
The SciencesJune 20, 1903
On Electrons
The SciencesJune 13, 1903
On Electrons
The SciencesJune 6, 1903
On Electrons
The Electron Theory of Conduction and of Radiation
The SciencesMay 30, 1903
On Electrons
Part III. Determination of Speed and Electrochemical Equivalent of Cathode Rays
The SciencesMay 23, 1903
On Electrons
Part II.
The SciencesMay 16, 1903
On Electrons
The SciencesJune 21, 1890
Scientific Opportunities
The SciencesSeptember 28, 1889
The Modern Theory of Light