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Watch and listen to Royal Society events online, at home, in the office, or on the move. Our public events and prize lectures feature cutting-edge science, revealing history of science, and the exploration of science and culture.

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The next big thing

Stephen Fry, Tim Berners-Lee and others look into the future

Great ideas of biology

Public lecture by Sir Paul Nurse FRS

Plasticity of the brain

Ferrier prize lecture by Colin Blakemore FRS

Plastic electronics

Bakerian prize lecture by Donal Bradley CBE FRS

The eerie silence

Professor Paul Davies asks: are we really alone in the universe?

The secret mathematicians

Faraday prize lecture by Marcus du Sautoy

Latest

Future Technologies Panel discussion at Queen Elizabeth Hall, Southbank Centre with Sir Tim Berners-Lee FRS, Stephen Fry, Professor Dame Wendy Hall FRS, Dr Jim Haseloff, Bill Thompson.. Part of See Further: The Festival of Science + Arts. Celebrating 350 years of the Royal Society. Find out more

Pandemic Influenza: one flu over the cuckoo's nest Professor Robert Webster FRS. Prize lecture: Leeuwenhoek Lecture. 15 June 2010, 65 minutes.

Genetic fingerprinting and beyond Professor Alec Jeffreys FRS. Prize lecture: Croonian Lecture. 20 May 2010, 67 minutes.

Rising to the Climate Challenge: Artists and Scientists Imagine Tomorrow's World One-day public symposium at Tate Modern - 30-minute highlights film. Features Dr Bob Bloomfield, Catherine Brahic, Agnes Denes, Sir Brian Hoskins FRS, Charlie Kronick, Professor Corinne Le Quere, Professor Peter Liss FRS, Judith Nesbitt Lucy Orta, Professor Steve Rayner, Gabriela Salgado, Tomas Saraceno, Professor John Shepherd FRS and Anne-Sophie Witzke.. Public event as part of Capital Science. 20 March 2010, 32 minutes. Find out more or watch the symposium and all its presentations in full on the Tate channel.

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Next webcast

Information theory meets writing, the Clifford Paterson Prize lecture 2010 by Professor David MacKay FRS on 12 October 2010 and broadcast live here.

Other recent events

Three score years and then? the new biology of ageing Panel discussion led by Prof. Richard Faragher

Mammalian biodiversity: past, present, future? Professor Andy Purvis

Plasticity of the brain: the key to human development, cognition and evolution Professor Colin Blakemore FRS

Plastic electronics: the science and application of molecular electronic materials and devicesProfessor Donal Bradley CBE FRS

The secret mathematicians Professor Marcus du Sautoy

The great ideas of biology Sir Paul Nurse FRS

Seeing Further – The Story of Science and the Royal Society Panel discussion led by Melvyn Bragg

The eerie silence: are we alone in the universe? Professor Paul Davies

Geoengineering: a brave new world? Panel discussion led by Prof. John Shepherd FRS

InterAcademy Panel Address Rt Hon David Milliband MP

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