The Summer Science Exhibition, a popular event showcasing the latest research from across the UK, is returning this year with 14 interactive exhibits for visitors to explore first-hand. The Royal Society invites attendees to immerse themselves in cutting-edge science by getting up close with brain scanners, real ice core samples from Antarctica, waste transformed into stunning art, and the fascinating realm of stem cell and embryo research.
In addition to the in-person exhibits, online visitors will also have the opportunity to experience the excitement of the exhibition floor through virtual content. This includes live-streamed demonstrations, exclusive interviews with scientists whose work is featured at the event, and talks that are sure to inspire and educate. Over 300 scientists will be attending the event and eager to share their insights into their groundbreaking research.
The venue for the Summer Science Exhibition is The Royal Society located at 6-9 Carlton House Terrace, London, SW1Y 5AG. The event is free to attend and more information about each exhibit can be found at the event. Visitors can also check out a video of last year’s exhibition below for a taste of what they can expect this year. Related news: The Royal Society has released its shortlist for this year’s Science Book Prize.
