The Royal Institution
Explosive short films, full length talks from the world’s leading scientists and writers, and videos to challenge the way you look at the world.
The Royal Institution is a 200 year old independent charity creating opportunities for the public and scientists to explore science together, through events, education, and the CHRISTMAS LECTURES.
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Vision of the future - Geoffrey G. Gouriet's 1972 Christmas Lectures 6/6
But electrons aren't coloured! - Geoffrey G. Gouriet's 1972 Christmas Lectures 5/6
Pictures with and without wires - Geoffrey G. Gouriet's 1972 Christmas Lectures 4/6
The sound of broadcasting - Geoffrey G. Gouriet's 1972 Christmas Lectures 3/6
Getting rid of the wires - Geoffrey G. Gouriet's 1972 Christmas Lectures 2/6
How it all began - Geoffrey G. Gouriet's 1972 Christmas Lectures 1/6
Gravity - the internet's most asked questions - with Claudia de Rham
Q&A: How physics connects our universe - with Chris White
How physics connects our universe - with Chris White
A scientist's guide to wellness, ageing and death - with John Tregoning
Q&A: A scientist's guide to wellness, ageing and death - with John Tregoning
How the stars made us - with Roberto Trotta
Q&A: How the stars made us - with Roberta Trotta
How microscopes have changed our lives - with Anwen Bullen
Optimising our world with mathematical models - with Jane Hillston
Q&A: Optimising our world with mathematical models - with Jane Hillston
Is there a standard model of cosmology? - with George Efstathiou
Q&A: Is there a standard model of cosmology? - with George Efstathiou
Neuromorphic computing - with Johan Mentink
Following Faraday's hint: The search for quantum gravity - with Jim Gates
Beyond the map - Philip Morrison's 1968 Christmas Lectures 6/6
Dwarf and giant numbers - Philip Morrison's 1968 Christmas Lectures 5/6
Tiny technology - Philip Morrison's 1968 Christmas Lectures 4/6
A prodigious leap - Philip Morrison's 1968 Christmas Lectures 3/6
Meat and drink sufficient for 1728 Lilliputians - Philip Morrison's 1968 Christmas Lectures 2/6
Science of Scale - Philip Morrison's 1968 Christmas Lectures 1/6
How quantum will affect cities - with Ruth Oulton
Q&A: How quantum will affect cities - with Ruth Oulton
A step back in time at the Royal Institution - with David Phillips
How to stop a killer asteroid from hitting Earth - with Robin George Andrews