5 July – 10 July 2011
Explore over 20 fascinating exhibits – Interact with the science that is shaping our world – Question UK Scientists about their research - visit the website for more information.
Free entry for all
- SchrÖdinger’s cat in a silicon chip
- Bats and bugs: balancing conservation and public health
- 21st century traffic control: the invisible referee
- Can you hear the shape of a graph?
- Raiders of the lost amp!
- Rotting fish and fossils: resolving the riddle of our earliest vertebrate ancestors
- Graphene: unexpected science in a pencil line
- How nature dresses to impress
- Combating the superpests: the battle to save our food
- Ocean drifters: a secret world beneath the waves
- Discovering particles: fundamental building blocks of the Universe
- Guns, knives and bombs: spotting weapons in baggage x-rays
- Geometry and light: the science of invisibility
- Trauma surgery: the science of the bleeding obvious!
- Speaking and listening in a noisy world
- Confidence from uncertainty: interpreting climate predictions
- Blown away: capturing the power of wind
- Interactive bionic vision
- Facing up to faces: perception from brains to robots
- Satnav for surgeons: accurately navigating the body’s arterial highways
- Aurora explorer: Cluster’s mission to the magnetosphere
- Putting sunshine in the tank – using nanotechnology to make solar fuel
Opening times:
Tuesday 5 July 10am – 9pm
Wednesday 6 July – Thursday 7 July – 10am – 5pm
Friday 8 July – 10am – 9pm
Saturday 9 July – 10am – 6pm
Sunday 10 July – 11am – 6pm
Last entry 30 minutes before closing
Venue:
The Royal Society
6-9 Carlton House Terrace
London SW1Y 5AG
Tel: 0207 451 224
E-mail: events@royalsociety.org
Web: royalsociety.org
Nearest Underground Stations: Piccadilly Circus – Charing Cross – Green Park
Nearest bus stops: Trafalgar Square – Haymarket – Lower Regent Stree