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A black and white photo showing Julian Huxley surrounded by a crowd of people. It is part of his Christmas Lecture series from 1937.

Talks and shows

The Huxleys: Revolutionising science, nature and culture

Mon 10 Oct 2022

Discover the life and work of three generations of the Huxley family.

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A picture of a yellow Lady's slipper orchid.

Talks and shows

Back from the brink: Genetics in plant conservation

Thu 17 Nov 2022

The 2022 Genetics Society JBS Haldane Lecturer is Michael Fay.

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A stylised brain with computer chip markings on top of it.

Talks and shows

Brain-inspired computing: What's next?

Mon 14 Nov 2022

Yoeri van de Burgt explores organic materials used for brain-inspired systems.

Brain-inspired computing: What's next? Read more
In-person
Colourful origami shapes

Talks and shows

Engineering with origami

Sat 22 Oct 2022

Discover the surprising uses of origami in science and engineering

Engineering with origami Read more
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Wilfred G. van der Wiel working on one of his machines

Talks and shows

Materialising intelligence: Information processing with intelligent matter

Mon 03 Oct 2022
Materialising intelligence: Information processing with intelligent matter Read more
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There is a drawn outline of a pistol, in red. This is on a black background.

Talks and shows

Superspy science: The world of James Bond

Thu 01 Sep 2022

Discover the science, tech and deaths from the world of James Bond.

Superspy science: The world of James Bond Read more
In-person
A tiger is swimming through water. The water is covered in algae.

Talks and shows

Species survival: How AI can help conservation

Tue 22 Nov 2022

Discover digital solutions that could help in wildlife conservation.

Species survival: How AI can help conservation Read more
In-person / Livestream
A woman is seated on a sofa, facing another woman sitting in a wheelchair.

Discourses

Disability: From 'medical tragedy' to 'mere difference'?

Thu 29 Sep 2022

Discover the paradox of aiming to prevent impairments, yet believing that life with impairments can be good.

Disability: From 'medical tragedy' to 'mere difference'? Read more
Podcast people holding sign at a protest

Art, culture and society

Podcast: Conspiracy theories – with expert panel

A panel of psychologists and sociologists discuss why conspiracy theories arise, how they can affect people’s political beliefs

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Blog Pete Gallivan from the Ri

Art, culture and society

Royal Institution adds new education titles to Collins’ Big Cat Books series

Leading book publisher Collins, has today published three new titles in its Big Cat Books series, in partnership with the Royal

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