The Royal Society
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The Royal Society |
The Royal Institution of Great Britain, Website Links |
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The Royal Institution was established over 200 years ago and 14 of it's resident scientists have received Nobel Prizes. Some of the most important scientific discoveries including ten of the chemical elements, the electric generator and the atomic structure of crystals were discovered at the Royal Institution. Famous scientists such as Humphry Davy, Michael Faraday, James Dewar as well as William and Lawrence Bragg all based their work at the Ri.
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The Royal Institution of Great Britain
(+44) 0 20 7409 2992 Registered charity number 227938 This portion of the page is a facsimile of one of the Royal Institution's pages. As they hold copyright on all of their material, the button images have been redrawn, but are in a similar style as the originals. |
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The graphic buttons above right should lead you to various resources at the Ri, however many are not easily winkled out. (I understand what Dave Cushman meant as I have not found it easy to mend broken links. I tried to find a url for Davy Faraday Research Lab, but couldn't. The visitor will have to find their own information if they need it. R.P.)
When I was a student I used to avail myself of Faraday lectures and although I cannot remember very many specific things from them, I am certain that they contributed to my education. As a result I would recommend that you take any chance that you may get to attend such lectures.
Written... 07, 08, February 2005, |
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