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The Royal Society is a Fellowship of the world's most eminent scientists and is the oldest scientific academy in continuous existence.

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  1. Kiinnitetty twiitti
    12. lokak. 2021

    is under intense pressure from human activity worldwide, but there is still time to change direction if we act now. Sir David Attenborough voices our new animation on why we need the natural world and what we can do to save it. Watch now:

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  2. 10 tuntia sitten

    Over on our blog, Lisa Jardine Grant recipient Claire Conklin Sabel goes on a hunt through our collections for 'Rich & precious Stones', and explores how they might reveal something of the Royal Society’s connections to the 17th century global economy.

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  3. 11 tuntia sitten

    Our world's is under intense pressure from human activity. David Attenborough explains why it's is so important, how biodiversity loss is impacting our world and how there's still time to change direction, if we act now. See the full video:

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  4. 12 tuntia sitten

    We are looking for Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning Officer to join our Grants team and help us understand the outputs, outcomes and impact of the science and researchers that we fund. Find out more:

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  5. 13 tuntia sitten

    New research in reveals that pheasants keep a cool head when preparing for a confrontation. Using thermal cameras, the researchers discovered that pheasant's heads cool rapidly before fighting, and heat up again afterwards:

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  6. 16 tuntia sitten

    From mechanical men in Totnes to Victorian visitors to Penmaenmawr, North Wales, explore some of the fascinating projects that were selected for our previous scheme:

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  7. 16 tuntia sitten

    We are looking for projects that highlight stories that are relevant to local communities and encourage their participation, and that present science in new and interesting ways. Find out more about the scheme and how to apply here:

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  8. 16 tuntia sitten

    We are happy to announce the opening of the Royal Society's scheme for 2022. The scheme, aimed at small museums across the UK, provides up to £3,500 to fund projects that engage and inspire communities with local science stories.

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  9. 9. tammik.

    We are looking for a Head of Policy to join our new Research and Innovation policy team. Find out more about this exciting opportunity on our Careers page:

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  10. 9. tammik.

    in 1816, British chemist Humphry Davy FRS tested the Davy lamp for miners at Hebburn Colliery. It was designed to be lit safely without allowing the heat from the flame to ignite concentrations of methane gas often found as miners dug deeper.

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  11. 9. tammik.

    There are plenty of fish in the sea, or so the saying goes. But for how much longer? Catch up with our panel and hear from experts on the front lines of the fight to save our oceans.

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  12. 8. tammik.

    The internet has transformed our relationship with information. Join for an online discussion with one of the 'founding fathers of the internet' as they explore the Royal Society's upcoming report on the online information environment:

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  13. 8. tammik.

    Alfred Russel Wallace FRS was born in 1823. He independently conceived of the theory of by natural selection and his work prompted Charles Darwin to publish 'On the Origin of Species'. Wallace laid the foundations of modern biogeography.

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  14. 8. tammik.

    As the makes its way to its final orbit where it will observe the Universe, catch up with our panel on the legacy of its predecessor, the , and what it has taught us about the cosmos:

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  15. 8. tammik.

    We're looking for a science policy leader to join our team as Head of Policy for Data and Digital Technologies to build on our work in this area and take it forward in an ever-changing technology landscape. Find out more and apply now:

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  16. 8. tammik.

    Born in 1942 was renowned physicist and science writer Stephen Hawking FRS. His contributions to research, like his work on black holes, and the public understanding of science made him a household name. His book, 'A Brief History of Time', was a global bestseller.

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  17. 7. tammik.

    Tropical diseases could spread to Europe because of increased globalisation, urbanisation and . uses supercomputers to investigate these effects on the spread of mosquitoes to help combat dengue fever worldwide. Find out more:

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  18. 7. tammik.

    There's still time to apply for our Marketing and Communications Officer role. Join our Scientific Programmes team and help support our mission to recognise, promote and support excellence in science.

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  19. 7. tammik.

    in 1610, Galileo Galilei recorded the first mention of Jupiter's moons. At first thinking them to be fixed stars near the gas giant, his later observations revealed them to be orbiting Jupiter. Io, Europa, Ganymede and Callisto are now known as the Galilean moons.

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  20. 7. tammik.

    What is your vision for Tomorrow’s Earth? Join our next panel hosted by and featuring , , David Beerling and Jim Hall as they explore how we make sure all voices are heard in the fight against

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  21. 6. tammik.

    New research in suggests conditions for life on Earth haven't always been so accomodating. Levels of ultraviolet radiation hitting the planet over the last 2.4 billion years may be up to 10x higher than previously thought:

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