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This past year folks have watched our YouTube videos for over 10 million hours. But don’t worry, you don’t have to watch that

Explore the history of the Ri with this interactive timeline.

Records on the trailblazing geologist Anne Phillips are few and far between, here are four facts you may not have heard of.

Some medical advancements in the treatment of injuries in the first world war are highlighted from the Ri’s archive of

How Ri lecturers sought to investigate and avoid explosive disasters in the 19th century by Ri Heritage volunteer Laurence

Jim Whiting, BBSRC PhD student from the University of Nottingham, tells us how his experiences as 2015 CHRISTMAS LECTURES Media

Two Ri volunteers, Anthony and Jenni, talk about their experiences of sharing their passion for science at our Family Fun Days.

Mathematician Jordan Ellenberg tells us why maths is a powerful tool in everyday life.

As we celebrate the bicentenary of Faraday's invention of the electric motor in 1821, our Head of Heritage and Collections

Ri volunteer and PhD student Kathryn Coldham invites us in for a personal tour of what it's like to work at the site of the