Summer Science Exhibition 2005

Each year the Royal Society showcases the latest science and technology at an exhibition in London. We invite teams working at the cutting-edge of research around the UK to talk about their work to the public.

Carbon nanotubes spin out - Chaucer School, University College London
Caring for stroke sufferers - brain reorganisation - University College London
A bug's life - Chaucer School, University of Sheffield
Cosmic cookery: growing galaxies in a computer - University of Durham, eScience Research Laboratory , Max Planck Institut, Odgen Centre
Don't panic - University of Sussex, University of Nottingham, University of St Andrews
Fatal attraction - University of Manchester, Jodrell Bank Observatory
Gene tests for heart disease: perils and promise - London IDEAS Genetics Knowledge Park, University College London, King's College London
How to build a human - University of Leeds
Imprinted plastic: next generation displays - Hewlett-Packard Laboratories, Bristol
Keeping very bright light behind bars - University of Bath
Light years ahead - National Physics Laboratory
Motion structures - University of Oxford
Pterosaurs: prehistoric gliders and fighter planes - University of Portsmouth, Natural History Museum, Germany, Humboldt Museum, Germany, Dinosaur Isle Museum, Isle of Wight, University of Reading
Seeing the invisible at the edge of the Universe - CLRC Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, University of Cardiff, Imperial College London, UK Astronomy Technology Centre
Sodarace: humans vs machine intelligence - University of London, Soda Ltd
Surgical robots: the future is here - Imperial College London
The marvel of supermolecules - University of York
The oldest American? - Bournemouth University, Liverpool John Moores University, University of Oxford, The Australian National University
Touch down on Titan - The Open University
Touch: a step closer to virtual reality - University of East Anglia
What Ahab never saw - University of St Andrews
Weapons of maths construction - University of Wales, Swansea
What flies can tell us about Alzheimer's - Cambridge Institute for Medical Research, Merck Sharp and Dohme
What might the climate be in 2053? - Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, Thet Open University, University of Oxford, University of Reading, The Met Office

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