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An exciting array of events will be running throughout the exhibition, along with a display of artwork inspired by the Dynamic Symmetry in crystals.
An adults-only evening of comedy, music, quizzes and experiments, packed with exclusive events.
Discover how the evolution of complex life and the oxygenation of our atmosphere are intertwined in this Cafe Scientifique with Royal Society Dorothy Hodgkin Fellow Dr Patricia Sanchez Baracaldo.
Interactive talk on robotic spacecraft with Royal Society scientist Dr Chris Arridge, with live demos. Find out more about rockets, software, radio and navigating in space.
Our panel of experts discuss the significance of instant inspiration and explore how we might encourage scientists to unlock their inner eureka.
Join Dr Mark Wilkinson to explore what we know (and what we don’t know) about how a cosmic soup of dark matter, gas and dust produced the range of stars and galaxies that we see in the Universe.
Join Joanna Haigh FRS as she explains the integral role of physics in climate science and how its use has transformed our ability to model and predict climate change.
Frogs are brilliant and they are dying out. In this comedic lecture Simon Watt explores why frogs are better than most people he knows and how studying them has changed the world.
Hands-on activities, shows and demonstrations for children and families.
Find out more about 3D vision, 3D cinema and how the brain works when we see in 3D in this interactive talk by Royal Society Research Fellow Dr Kristine Krug.
Royal Society scientist Susanne Shultz explores how humans and animals use their intelligence in this Café Scientifique.
Join Dr Glen Kirkham to explore the tiny environments of the cells in our body, how cells live and function and how scientists are developing new tools to investigate and rebuild these amazing little worlds.
Find out how the latest technological developments plan to keep us safe from prying eyes, in this panel discussion with Royal Society experts.
What does the future of computer science look like? Find out in this Café Scientifique exploring the threshold of discovery in AI, robotics and conscious machinery.
Discover the realities of life in the field and its significance in scientific research from four Royal Society scientists.