The Royal Society is a serious, working academic institution and, as nice as everyone was, I did feel like I wasn’t really supposed to be visiting.
The only other person in the exhibition space was doing a TV interview on their laptop. 😬
During the summer they open up with family friendly science exhibitions which are really the events that most people visit for.
Philippe Sands will discuss the interplay of science and law in high-profile international cases, including environmental litigation and whaling disputes.
Professor Joanne P. Webster discusses the global impact of zoonoses and the challenge of controlling diseases like schistosomiasis.
Learn how quantum cryptography aims to guarantee privacy even against superior tech, using principles like quantum entanglement.
Hear astronaut Tim Peake share experiences from living underwater to running a marathon in space, and discuss his path from scout to ESA astronaut.
