Discover a future vision of wooden skyscrapers, four-legged robots and cosmic civilisations at the Royal Society’s 2019 Summer Science Exhibition.
For just one week in July, the Royal Society’s annual Summer Science Exhibition will offer a mind-blowing experience for anyone curious about humankind’s latest technological and scientific advances. This free exhibition will give visitors unparalleled access to the researchers at the frontiers of science.
Hundreds of the world’s leading scientists will gather at the oldest scientific academy in the world to showcase 22 exhibits exploring the very latest advances in science. With a programme of thought-provoking talks, jaw-dropping demonstrations and entertaining family performances alongside the exhibits, there’s something for everyone.
A late night opening of the exhibition, for adults only, will take place on Tuesday 2nd July. There’ll be exclusive activities including the science of beatboxing and 3D printed food. Relax after work with a sense-boggling cocktail, whilst discovering how carnivorous plants trick and trap their insect prey or taking a spectacular virtual tour of our galaxy.
Families can explore the exhibition at their own pace during the weekend, with a dedicated children’s area in the café for younger visitors and talks, interactive shows and hands-on workshops for all ages. Try building your own table-top race car or exploring the hidden depths of the ocean.
When: 1st – 7th July 2019, opening times vary each day, see website for more details
Where: The Royal Society, 6 – 9 Carlton House Terrace, London SW1Y 5AG
£: Free (admission on a first come first served basis)
More info: royalsociety.org
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