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  CHRISTMAS LECTURES

  Find out how to register your school to go into the ballot for tickets to the filming of the CHRISTMAS LECTURES.

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  Science in the making exhibition

  Explore over 200 years of history making science. From the odds and ends that became the first elecrical transformer to the tube that told us why the sky is blue, you can see the objects that Ri scientists built and used in some of the world's most famous experiments over the last 200 years. Explore Faraday's original 1850?s magnetic laboratory!

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  Michael Faraday for beginners

  The RI is very proud of its connection to Michael Faraday. You may not have heard of him before, but he is one of the world's most important scientists. His discoveries, made in our basement in our building in Mayfair, helped to make the modern world how we know it today.

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  Michael Faraday 1791-1867

  Michael Faraday made some of the most important scientific discoveries of the 19th century here at the Royal Institution.

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