How to spot and debunk misleading content | The Royal Society

Bright futures in a dark universe | The Royal Society

The origins of childhood cancer | The Royal Society

The life of stars | The Royal Society

Meet the space engineers | The Royal Society

A perspective on space: preparing for 2075 | The Royal Society

The molecular basis of Huntington's disease | The Royal Society

Talk: The birth of planets

Talk: Building a digital heart with AI

Talk: The secret sense of birds

Talk: Other worlds

Talk: Digging the dirt on some of the world’s oldest fossils

Talk: Can origami made of DNA help us kill superbugs?

Talk: Salty secrets - The search for life on Mars

Talk: Springboards and water slides – how pitcher plants trap insects

Talk: Using generative AI for planning and action in robotics

Talk: Stolen body parts, entrapment, paralysis – unseen battles in the ocean world

Talk: Bridging games, art and science

Talk: Bringing the dead alive

Screening and Q&A: Digital voices – Technology for an inclusive world

Talk: Art, science, and 'X-ray vision'

Talk: NanoGlow - lighting up a sustainable future

Talk: Quantum: for you, with you

Talk: Seismic senses - from spiders to elephants

Talk: Bioplastics from the deep - how seaweed is reshaping packaging

Talk: Seeing the unseen - from quantum mysteries to quantum microscopes

Talk: Pollution detectives - Daphnia at work

Talk: The Square Kilometre Array Observatory - big data and transformational science

Talk: The future of plastics

Talk: Fighting superbugs with tiny warriors

Talk: The future of inclusive spaceflight

Talk: Why do some people struggle with maths?

Talk: The PhotoSYNTH and accessible music making

Talk: Smart surgical gloves - precision at your fingertips

Talk: The energy makeover - science, sustainability, and you

Talk: Brain surgery without scalpels

Lates: Demystifying Palm Oil: What are the effects that it is having on our environment?

Lates: How do plants know when to grow up?

Lates: Inside the ideological brain

Lates: AI is only responsible when it is democratic

Lates: Unveiling a universe full of black holes

The life and times of Francis Crick | The Royal Society

How mathematicians are helping art historians | The Royal Society

Science under threat: the politics of institutionalised disinformation | The Royal Society

Lie theory, deformations and the life sciences | The Royal Society

Life with two X chromosomes | The Royal Society

The Royal Society Young People's Book Prize 2024

How the human brain thinks about itself | The Royal Society

Jess Wade on the technologies of the future | The Royal Society

Privacy for the paranoid: the ultimate limits of secrecy | The Royal Society

Uncovering the secret strategies of a parasitic worm | The Royal Society

How medicines can be tailored to African populations | The Royal Society

Age proof - the new science of living a longer and healthier life | The Royal Society

Carbon dioxide: plant friend or foe? | The Royal Society

The evolution of blue and green shell colour | The Royal Society

Luke Jerram - where art meets science | The Royal Society

Breakthrough - how to think like a scientist and embrace the unknown | The Royal Society

Minerals for a green future | The Royal Society

Reefs, risks, resilience | The Royal Society

Tremors vs. Tremors | The Royal Society