What Remains of Our Research
Publications
The Institute has published continuously since 1647. These are the papers that survive. Most are incomplete. We publish them anyway, on the principle that what is left over is the point.
Recent papers
- On the Reluctance of the Humunculous to Be Measured Thistlewaite, P. & Ord, M. J. Homunc. Stud. 41(3) · 7–7. Applied Smallness.
- Seven Into Twenty-Three: Notes on What Remains Achterberg, S. & Demeester, R. Proc. Modulous Inst. 112 · 2–9. The Department of Remainders.
- Hands: Why So Many? Okonkwo-Bell, T. Theoretical Hands Quarterly 9(1) · 1–48. Theoretical Hands.
- A Survey of Jar Preferences (n = 7; three respondents declined) Greaves, W. & Perzyk, P. & Raman-Holt, P. & Tull, D. Lid 3 · 14–16. Jar Sciences.
- Retraction: “Retraction: ‘Specimen H‑7 Is Accounted For’” Ord, M. J. Homunc. Stud. 41(4) · n.p.. Office of Containment.