| Royal Institution

In-person

Thu 16 Feb 2023

Extract your own DNA and walk away with a small piece of it in a necklace for you to wear.

In-person

Tue 14 Feb 2023

Using restriction enzyme digests and gel electrophoresis, explore and analyse real bacterial DNA.

In-person

Mon 13 Feb 2023

Experience what it would be like to work in a forensics lab by investigating a fictional crime scene.

In the first lecture of the 2021 Christmas Lectures, Jonathan Van Tam dives into the micro-world of viruses, revealing how these

Sophia Bassi, a high school student living in London, passionate about science and journalism, explores the discoveries of John

In this Christmas special we go behind the scenes of our 2022 CHRISTMAS LECTURES, presented by Professor Dame Sue Black.

The 2022 Christmas Lectures with Sue Black will give young people a behind-the-scenes look of forensic investigation. How did we

An exciting opportunity to deliver STEM workshops to young people to inspire and ignite a passion for scientific discovery.

Read more about Humphry Davy's lifes-aving safety lamp, in the collection here at the Ri.

After a gun is fired, tiny particles called gunshot residue are left behind. What are these tiny particles, and how can they

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