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52:32 Centuries old manuscripts reveal the hidden pursuits o
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Newtons Dark Secrets
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From the creation of champagne to the investigation of poiso
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Bill Bryson: The Early Discoveries of the Royal Society
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The Royal Society attracted the greatest minds with a boundl
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Bill Bryson: The Secret to the Success of the Royal Society
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Benjamin Franklin was elected to The Royal Society in 1756 t
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Bill Bryson: Benjamin Franklin [A Gresham College lecture]
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The invention of the submarine, the world's first Icelandic
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Bill Bryson: Thomas Bayes and other Remarkable Clergymen
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Lecture on the understanding of Arab Culture through the Eur
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European Discovery Of Arab Culture
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Royal Society Milner Award Lecture given by Dr Serge Abitebo
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The Web of Tomorrow
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Ross MacFarlane gives a lecture about the Wellcome's collect
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Wellcome's Collectors
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Sir Andrew Huxley, President of the Royal Society from 1980
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Sir Andrew Huxley Memorial
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Dr. Clemency Fisher gives a lecture about Edward Lear and hi
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The Zoological World of Edward Lear
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Professor George Rousseau gives a lecture about Sir John Hil
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The Notorious Sir John Hill: Georgian Celebrity Science and Attacks on the Royal Society
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Professor Gregory Radick gives a lecture about how his recen
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The Role of the Royal Society in the Battle over Mendelism
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This is a Wilkins-Bernal-Medawar Lecture given by Dr Roger
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Heroes of Science
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Public history of science lecture by Andrea Wulf. Filmed at
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Chasing Venus: the Race to Measure the Heavens
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Nevil Maskelyne, 5th Astronomer Royal and Fellow of the Roya
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Hero or Villain? Nevil Maskelyne's Posthumous Reputation
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Eighteenth-century chemists could gain useful income and pat
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How should a chemist understand brewing? -- Beer and Theory Around 1800
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Dr Susan Mossman gives a lecture about plastic pioneers and
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Dream to Reality? A History of Plastics
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Natasha McEnroe will examine Florence Nightingale’s life t
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Against Images Made by Hands: Florence Nightingale's Reluctant Life in Portraiture
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Hugh Aldersey-Williams gives a lecture about the cultural jo
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Shakespeare the Metallurgist and Eliot the Spectroscopist
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A public history of science lecture by Professor Ivica Marti
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Roger Boscovich, the eighteenth-century polymath
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Professor Wendy Hall FRS speaks about the development of the
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The History of the Web: the First 20 Years (Part 1)
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Dr. Jane Wess gives a brief biography of William Crookes and
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Radiometers as Buttonholes: the Extraordinary Material Legacy of William Crookes
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In this illustrated talk Jenny Uglow, author of "A Gambling
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Charles II: Patronus et fundator
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Dr. Frances Willmoth, of Jesus College, Cambridge, gives a l
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Jonas Moore and His 'Mapp of the Great Levell'
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Prof. Peter BowlerQueen's University, Belfast Filmed at The
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Science for all: popular science in the age of radio
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Speaker: Philippa Wright, National Media Museum Filmed at Th
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Niépce in England
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Speaker: Gillian Darley Filmed at The Royal Society, London
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John Soane and the learned societies of Somerset House
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Author and journalist James Gleick tells the story of inform
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The Information. A History, A Theory, A Flood.
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In this talk, Adam Feinstein will describe two fascinating j
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A History of Autism: My Conversations with the Pioneers
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Speaker: Dr James Hannam Filmed at The Royal Society, London
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Science and the Church in the Middle Ages
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Speaker Graham Farmelo, scientist and writer, talks about Pa
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Paul Dirac and the Religion of Mathematical Beauty
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Speaker Dr. Patricia Fara talks about famous women in scient
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Ghosts of Women Past
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Speaker Dr. Peter Collins talks about The Royal Society's co
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Presidential Politics: How Henry Tizard Did Not Become PRS in 1945
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Speaker: Mr George Hemmen Filmed at The Royal Society, Londo
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Scientists Abroad - Royal Society expeditions in the 20th century
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Speaker: Mr Ian Ridpath Filmed at The Royal Society, London
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Pictures in the sky: the origin and history of the constellations
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As part of its 350th anniversary celebrations, the Royal Soc
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Seeing Further: The Story of Science and the Royal Society
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Arranged in collaboration with Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew as
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Science not stamp collecting - the importance of botany from 1759 to 2059
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Public lecture Filmed at The Royal Society, London on Fri 24
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The Telescope at 400: a satirical journey
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In 1911, Ernest Rutherford interpreted the earlier experimen
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Rutherford and the Birth of Nuclear Physics
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Public Lecture Filmed at The Royal Society, London on Fri 27
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The Georgian Star: how William and Caroline Herschel invented modern astronomy
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Adriano Shaplin and Simon Schaffer in coversation. Arranged
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Lost in History - Adriano Shaplin in conversation with Simon Schaffer
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A lecture by Professor Steve Jones about creationism and evo
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Why creationism is wrong and evolution is right by Prof. Steve Jones - 1/8
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A lecture by Professor Steve Jones about creationism and evo
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Why creationism is wrong and evolution is right by Prof. Steve Jones - 2/8
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A lecture by Professor Steve Jones about creationism and evo
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Why creationism is wrong and evolution is right by Prof. Steve Jones - 4/8
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A lecture by Professor Steve Jones about creationism and evo
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Why creationism is wrong and evolution is right by Prof. Steve Jones - 5/8
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A lecture by Professor Steve Jones about creationism and evo
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Why creationism is wrong and evolution is right by Prof. Steve Jones - 6/8
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A lecture by Professor Steve Jones about creationism and evo
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Why creationism is wrong and evolution is right by Prof. Steve Jones - 7/8
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A lecture by Professor Steve Jones about creationism and evo
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Why creationism is wrong and evolution is right by Prof. Steve Jones - 8/8
