Join us for a special night of festive science to round off our season of events!
Saiful Islam is joined by former Christmas Lecturers to re-imagine some of the most famous experiments.
In the first of her lectures, Nancy Rothwell reveals how we are endowed with a multitude of sensors that help us regulate our
Geoffrey G. Gouriet explores how sound is produced and broadcasted in the third of his 1972 Christmas Lecture series 'Ripples in
After a week spent celebrating British Science Week, Ri Director Katherine Mathieson invites us to turn the week into a year
Andrew Szydlo returns for another chemical spectacular.
Dewar’s first-ever vacuum flask. Created in 1892 to hold liquefied gases at extremely low temperatures, this object is the
Nancy Rothwell explains why we need to strike a fine balance between the amount of energy we take in and the amount we expend.