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  The Royal Institution of Great Britain 

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  welcome Welcome to the Ri – celebrating science research and science communication for over 200 years. For over 200 years, the Ri has been 'diffusing science for the common purposes of life'. A range of ... activities takes place under one roof, from schools lectures to providing a forum for the general public, through to a heritage programme, an arts-science initiative, a media centre and state-of-the-art chemistry labs. The Ri is a home for everyone interested in science, irrespective of whether they have a scientific background or not. Our vision is that a visit to the Ri should be as stimulating and interesting as a visit to a concert or the cinema, yet even more relevant and controversial. Currently, the Royal Institution's Grade I listed building on Albemarle Street is closed for refurbishment. Our extensive range of activities - including programmes for the public and schools, and science research - will continue during this time. latest news The Niche Prize Could you create an arre   [More...] [Less...]

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  The Royal Society - the UK's national academy of science 

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  Does the human menopause have an evolutionary explanation? Results published today in Proceedings B point clearly towards the maternal grandmother having a key role in the evolution of the menopause. 2008 ... Summer Science Exhibition Do you want to be part of the Royal Society’s most prestigious public event of the year? The call for proposals for the Royal Society’s Summer Science Exhibition 2008 is NOW OPEN   [More...] [Less...]

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