In series 2 of People of Science, Professor Brian Cox discovers the scientific inspirations of Royal Society Fellows Dr Venki Ramakrishnan, Dame Wendy Hall, Professor Joanna Haigh, Professor Martin ...

Celebrate the historical and contemporary achievements of women in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM), and discover the Royal Society's work to support and empower more women and ...

A landmark study explores the changing landscape of science across countries with large Muslim populations in the Middle East, Africa and Asia. This page is archived Links to external sources may no ...

Royal Society report says, where geology, industry and regulation align, natural hydrogen could be a viable low-carbon resource Naturally occurring hydrogen could become a valuable component in the ...

Jon Bushell looks at the Royal Society's portraits of Edmond Halley, and a diagram of Halley's curious model for the internal structure of the Earth. RS.9284, with a close-up of the paper in Halley’s ...

The Open House London festival takes place every September, and in previous years I’ve enjoyed showing visitors round the Royal Society’s home in Carlton House Terrace. Circumstances mean that we ...

The Royal Society and the Wolfson Foundation have announced the third round of outstanding scientists receiving Royal Society Wolfson Fellowships and Royal Society Wolfson Visiting Fellowships in 2025 ...

At a meeting this evening of the Royal Society, Fellows agreed on the need to stand up for science and for scientists around the world in the face of the growing challenges science faces. Concern was ...

This animation and briefing on making better decisions in groups is based on the research work of Dr Dan Bang and Professor Chris Frith FRS, (Making better decisions in groups, Dan Bang and Chris ...

Seventy one exceptional researchers have been awarded funding through the Royal Society’s flagship early career schemes. Each of the schemes will provide the freedom and flexibility to pursue ...

Royal Society President Sir Adrian Smith writes on why a long-term vision for science is needed in turbulent times. Serious science needs time. Time to think, to build, to be ambitious and to ...

Scientific research, and the innovations that build on it, have transformed the world. Some of the outcomes are highly visible – for example new treatments for disease or new consumer electronic ...