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The Royal Institution and the Royal Academy of Engineering are taking the 2014 CHRISTMAS LECTURES on the road with the launch of

Ten previously unattributed notebooks in the Royal Institution’s archive have now been identified as written by the physicist

The 2016 CHRISTMAS LECTURES marks 80 years of television history since its first BBC broadcast on 22 December 1936, making it

Saiful Islam will present the 2016 series marking 80 years of television history since its first BBC broadcast in 1936, making

The first fuel cell was created by William Robert Grove, vice president of the Royal Institution.

80 years ago today, the CHRISTMAS LECTURES were first broadcast on television.

Her Majesty The Queen steps down as our Royal Patron after 64 years of dedicated service to the Royal Institution.

We'd love to hear what the CHRISTMAS LECTURES mean to you and your thoughts on the role they play in UK culture.

We're giving you the chance to ask your questions online about the science behind the 2016 CHRISTMAS LECTURES.