Professor Sir Paul Nurse, President, Royal Society. Professor Sir Adam Roberts, President, British Academy.

To celebrate UK Disability History Month, we take a look through the collections of the Royal Society, highlighting some of our Fellows whose work has made a positive difference for people with disabilities.

physics. This year also sees the awarding of a new prize, the Royal Society Rising Star Africa Prize, in memory of Paul O’Brien FRS. ... Rising Star Africa Prize, in memory of Paul O’Brien FRS. Dr Nowsheen Goonoo, for her work on the fabrication,

Dr Susannah Maidment and Dr Paul Barrett studied the way that four-legged dinosaurs stood and found that different dinosaur limb bones can be similar, even when their muscles were not,

Professor Paul Wilson – University of Southampton. Perturbations and transitions in Cenozoic climate states.

Sir Paul Nurse, President of the Royal Society said; “It is good news that George Osborne has found an additional £200 million to invest in science.

Six Impossible Things is shortlisted for the Royal Society Insight Investment Science Book Prize