The Royal Society is a Fellowship of the world's most eminent scientists and is the oldest scientific academy in continuous existence. We aim to recognise, p…
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Anatomy is a long-studied science that concerns the structure of organisms but in the 21st century, modern technologies have caused a revolution. From 3D imaging to artificial intelligence, hear from the scientists revealing new insights into ancient and modern species and how this research is being made accessible to a wider audience.
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Join us for the Francis Crick Prize Lecture delivered by Professor Kayla King. The Francis Crick Medal and Lecture 2026 is awarded to Professor Kayla King for contributions to the fields of evolutionary biology and genetics of infectious disease.
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Atomic clocks are fundamental to modern life and society, enabling everything from global navigation satellite systems and telecommunications to power-grid synchronisation and cutting-edge scientific discovery.
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From addressing climate change to developing new vaccines, the importance of science to our everyday lives has never been clearer and one of the most powerful tools we have to ensure that science continues to feel relevant and inspiring is the ability to tell a good story.
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Supercomputers are capable of performing quadrillions of calculations in seconds, playing a vital role in all some of humanity’s greatest challenges, from advancing climate research to understanding the very beginnings of our universe.
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How do we observe the universe? Researchers use telescopes both here on Earth and in outer space to uncover some of the universe’s greatest mysteries. Speakers include Dr Will Coulton – Ernest Rutherford Fellow in the Department of Physics, University of Oxford, who explores novel ways of using our observations to learn about our Universe
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