In-person Workshops Holiday workshops: Creating Islamic geometric patterns (ages 9–11) Tue 26 May 2026 Explore complex geometry by creating amazing Islamic artworks. Holiday workshops: Creating Islamic geometric patterns (ages 9–11) Book now
In-person Workshops Holiday workshops: Creating Islamic geometric patterns (ages 12-14) Tue 26 May 2026 Explore complex geometry by creating amazing Islamic artworks. Holiday workshops: Creating Islamic geometric patterns (ages 12-14) Book now
Blog Art, culture and society Finding My Frequency: Autism and the Royal Institution "I am autistic, and I think I have found my tribe." Finding My Frequency: Autism and the Royal Institution Read more
Blog Art, culture and society Project Hail Mary: the science behind the fiction As the highly anticipated sci-fi film hits the theatres, we dive into the microbiology at the heart of its story. Project Hail Mary: the science behind the fiction Read more
In-person Talks and shows The science of cooking with Ben Ebbrell Sat 18 Apr 2026 Discover what's really going on when we cook food, and taste the results, with Harvard's David Weitz and Sorted Food's Ben The science of cooking with Ben Ebbrell Book now
Blog Art, culture and society Science on the small screen: a century of television On the 100th anniversary of the first public television demonstration, read about how the partnership between science and the Science on the small screen: a century of television Read more
In-person Talks and shows Fantastic Fungi Festival (family) Sat 09 May 2026 - Sat 09 May 2026 The Ri is proud to host a family-friendly radical new science performance followed by a fun(gi) mini festival! Fantastic Fungi Festival (family) Book now
In-person Talks and shows Zombie Ant Fungus: The chemistry of control Sat 09 May 2026 - Sun 10 May 2026 The Ri is proud to host a radical new science performance blending neuroscience, mycology, sound, behaviour and music. Zombie Ant Fungus: The chemistry of control Book now
Podcast Art, culture and society Podcast: How did patriarchy develop across the world? – with Angela Saini and Julia Gillard Angela Saini, award-winning science journalist, and Julia Gillard, former Australian prime-minister dive into the roots of Podcast: How did patriarchy develop across the world? – with Angela Saini and Julia Gillard Read more
In-person Talks and shows Ig Nobels Face-to-face Fri 31 Oct 2025 Join new and former Ig Nobel Prize winners to celebrate the awards which make you laugh, then think. Ig Nobels Face-to-face Book now
