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Royal Society

June 2024

  • A photograph of two men doing scientific work

    Royal Society exhibition revives 18th-century debate about shape of the Earth

    Argument about a lemon or an orange-shaped planet highlights importance of international competition in science, curator says

March 2024

  • Stephen Cox followed in the footsteps of Samuel Pepys, Edmund Halley and Robert Hooke at the Royal Society

    Other lives
    Stephen Cox obituary

    Other lives: Former director-general of the Commonwealth Institute and executive secretary of the Royal Society under four presidents

December 2023

  • Microimaging winner and overall winner: Martian landscape by Irina Petrova Adamatzky

    Royal Society Publishing photography competition 2023 – in pictures

    The microscopic world hidden within an unassuming autumn leaf has been announced as the winner of the Royal Society publishing photography competition 2023

October 2023

  • Paul Nurse

    Does winning a Nobel prize make you less productive? Do you get ‘Nobelitis’? Here’s what it did to me

    Paul Nurse
    There’s something to the notion that Nobel winners create less thereafter, says scientist Paul Nurse

August 2023

  • Passenger wearing face N95 mask at Southern Cross Station in Melbourne

    Lockdowns and face masks ‘unequivocally’ cut spread of Covid, report finds

  • The society has agreed to meet representatives of the academics to discuss their demands.

    UK academics urge Royal Society to condemn fossil fuel industry

July 2023

  • An audio experience at the Royal Society exhibition

    Virtual reality and a ‘snail fossil’ meet in clash of old and new at Royal Society

  • A girl tries out virtual reality technology at the Royal Society’s Summer Science exhibition.

    ‘Look back and marvel’: how will today’s science be viewed in 2123?

June 2023

  • Young female customer reading book at bookstore.

    The Guardian view on nonfiction by women: so much buried treasure

    Editorial: Nearly three decades after the founding of the Women’s prize, the fight for space in fiction has largely been won. It’s time to move on to politics, history, science, sport…

April 2023

  • A plane approaching Leeds Bradford airport passes in front of the sun.

    We are flying in the face of climate evidence

    Letter: The government’s plans for a net zero aviation sector will have little impact, says Nick Hodgkinson

February 2023

  • The Geological Society of London met in 1954 to discuss the Piltdown Man forgery.

    From Piltdown Man to anti-vaxxers ... What science’s worst hoaxes can teach us

    Covid disinformation prompts Royal Society to consider ways of countering forgeries and falsehoods

November 2022

  • The FCDO

    Foreign Office vetting deterring top scientists from UK, Royal Society warns

    Frustration growing at delays that leave some unable to take up prestigious posts for up to seven months

June 2022

  • Smith says pupils should study ‘core maths’ after GCSE to equip them with statistical and data skills.

    Replace A-levels to combat ‘academic snobbery’, says Royal Society president

    Young people need broader range of skills to create more equal society, says Sir Adrian Smith

April 2021

  • Illustration showing two black scientists

    Why are there still so few black scientists in the UK?

    There have been many reports but little action: the UK’s university science departments have a serious diversity problem – experts explain what needs to change

March 2021

  • Children in northern Kenya dig a hole in a river bed to retrieve water. A Rwandan scientist has found a cheap way to make it safe to drink.

    Britain’s ‘brutal’ cuts to overseas aid put African science projects in peril

  • Scientist with pipette loading DNA gels in laboratory

    Black graduates 'shut out' of academic science and technology careers

February 2021

  • Modena vaccine

    UK scientists highlight 12 criteria for Covid vaccine passports

    Royal Society says issues such as certifying immunity and data protection need to be considered

November 2020

  • Dame Jocelyn Bell Burnell being painted by Stephen Shankland

    'It'll upset a few fellows': Royal Society adds Jocelyn Bell Burnell portrait

    Painting of astrophysicist joins male-dominated collection at organisation’s London HQ

August 2020

  • Escalator at Paddington station with a masked figure painted on to the steps

    Easing Covid limits early 'could inflate deaths and deepen recession'

    Experts say government must not risk pitting the economy against public health

July 2020

  • Homemade rainbow signs are displayed on the gates of Carew Academy school in Wallington during lockdown in April 2020.

    UK children could 'lose 3% of lifetime earnings' due to lockdown school closures

    Royal Society report warns without catch up younger children potentially face loss of £40,000 future income
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