The Royal Society's annual Summer Science Exhibition brings teams of researchers at the cutting-edge of science and technology to London to discuss their work with members of the public, school students and Fellows of the Royal Society.
Usually held at the Society's premises at 6-9 Carlton House Terrace, this is a unique event. It is highly popular among post-16 students, giving them the opportunity to find out more about modern science and technology; engage with researchers; consider career options; explore issues and topics they have encountered through their studies; and generally raise their interest in science and scientists.
The 2010 exhibition
2010 is the Royal Society's 350th anniversary and to celebrate the Society held its annual Summer Science Exhibition at the Southbank Centre in London from 25 June to 4 July 2010 as part of See Further: the festival of science + arts. Surrounded by a packed ten-day festival of events, the Exhibition formed the centrepiece of the biggest year of science yet.
Explore the exhibition online on the See Further: The Festival of Science + Arts website.
Past exhibitions
The Summer Science Exhibition 2009 took place from Tuesday 30 June to Saturday 4 July.
The Summer Science Exhibition 2008 took place from Monday 1 to Thursday 4 July.
The Summer Science Exhibition 2007 took place from Monday 2 to Thursday 5 July.
The Summer Science Exhibition 2006 took place from Monday 3 July to Thursday 6 July.
The Glasgow Science Exhibition took place from Tuesday 12 to Thursday 14 September 2006 at the Glasgow Science Centre.
The Summer Science Exhibition 2005 took place from Monday 4 July to Thursday 7 July.
Do you want to promote your research at the UK's most prestigious Science Exhibition? Find out what is involved in exhibiting at the Summer Science Exhibition and access the proposals form.