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  William D. Phillips

  William D. Phillips - speaker biography

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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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  About the 14-10 club

  The club name comes from the 14 Nobel Prizes won by scientists who worked in the laboratories at the Ri and 10 chemical elements that were isolated here in the nineteenth century by Ri researchers.

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  Carbon in nano and outer space

  2011-06-24

  Sir Harry Kroto

  With the advent of astrophysics and the associated technologies we have been able to see to the very edge of the Universe and make a plethora of discoveries about all aspects of the Universe from the ...

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  Harry Kroto

  Harry Kroto - speaker biography

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