Books:
* "Science, Technology and Economic Growth in the United Kingdom, 1850-1914" (1991): Explores the relationship between scientific advancement, technological innovation, and economic growth in Victorian Britain.
* "The Culture of Science in Britain, 1830-1870" (2000): Examines the cultural context of scientific inquiry during the Victorian period, focusing on the rise of scientific institutions and the public's perception of science.
* "Technology, Industry and Culture: Transformations in the Industrial World, 1850-1914" (2003): Explores the impact of technology on industrial practices, social structures, and cultural values during the late 19th century.
* "The Art and Science of Engineering: A Cultural History" (2010): Offers a comprehensive analysis of the evolution of engineering as a profession and its cultural significance throughout history.
Other Publications:
* "The Scientific Revolution: A Very Short Introduction" (2000): A concise introduction to the scientific revolution of the 16th and 17th centuries.
* "The Oxford History of Science" (co-edited with Peter Dear, 2006): A multi-volume collection of essays on the history of science from antiquity to the present day.
* Numerous articles published in academic journals, such as "The British Journal for the History of Science" and "Isis".
Worboys' work is characterized by his deep knowledge of scientific and technological history, his ability to connect technological development with broader social and cultural contexts, and his engaging and accessible writing style.