Malcolm Burrows was well known for his analysis of neural mechanisms controlling behaviour at the single neuron level. His early work on the motor control of eyestalk movements in crabs showed the ...
Could a lifesaving virus be right under your bum? Scientists at the University of Southampton are enlisting the public to become citizen scientists in the fight against antibiotic resistance. At the ...
Transforming our understanding of how we make, use, reuse and recycle products will be the mission for Professor Mark Miodownik, who has been appointed the new Royal Society Professor for Public ...
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 ...
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 ...
The UK risks missing out on one of the most significant technological and economic opportunities of the next half-century unless it adopts a more coherent, forward-looking vision for space, according ...
The Royal Society, along with the other science academies of the G7, have issued a joint declaration emphasising the importance of academic freedom, institutional autonomy, the integrity of research, ...
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 ...
From 1-6 July, the Royal Society will swing open its doors for the annual Summer Science Exhibition, a week-long celebration of cutting-edge science from across the country. Based in central London, ...
To celebrate the 360th anniversary of the start of the Philosophical Transactions, we have invited Guest Editor Dr Mark A. Hanson to tell us what publishing with the journal means to him. If there is ...
Fifteen entrepreneurs, senior scientists and business leaders have been awarded a place on the Royal Society’s Entrepreneur in Residence scheme. They will help translate cutting-edge research into ...
On 22 March 2005, Biology Letters was launched as the seventh journal in the Royal Society’s portfolio in response to the need from the community for short and rapid communications. Originally created ...
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