
Explore new approaches to geologic hazards, focusing on earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and resource management. Learn from experts about mitigating risks in our increasingly populated world.

Explore the legacy of Dr. Stephen Schneider in environmental science through this memorial lecture, highlighting his interdisciplinary approach and contributions to climate change research.

Examining environmental science's role in addressing climate change, exploring strategies to accelerate societal action through improved research, communication, and policy implementation.

Explore new evidence linking Mt. Etna's eruption to global effects in 44 BCE and uncover the mysterious fate of Santorini's residents after a catastrophic eruption 3,500 years ago.

Experts present findings on Arctic climate change, focusing on disruptions in the Bering Sea, fisheries shifts, and impacts on indigenous communities. Key environmental observations and analysis are discussed.

Explore innovative projects showcasing Earth and space science's impact through education and public engagement. Learn from global initiatives that promote scientific value and community involvement.

Explore innovative approaches to combat climate change using blockchain technology and open-source solutions, presented by Si Chen from Open Source Strategies, Inc.

Explore neuroscience insights on diverse teams and open source ecosystems. Learn how personality systems and brain functions impact collaboration and decision-making in complex environments.

Explore personal impacts of climate change, combat eco-anxiety, and discover effective ways to address the crisis with insights from leading experts in psychology and science communication.

Explore the science of brain changes in new parents and babies, and learn strategies to support family resilience and improve outcomes during this critical period of development.

Learn to promote diverse sports participation using the Healthy Sport Index, a tool for assessing and improving youth athletic programs.

Comprehensive blueprint for achieving net-zero carbon emissions through systemic changes, featuring insights from experts on critical actions and real-world examples of successful implementation strategies.

Explore 30 years of climate change insights, future projections, and the evolving relationship between humans and Earth's climate system. Discuss effective communication, policy challenges, and global energy transitions.

Exploring poverty's impact on brain development, health, and social capital, with insights on using neuroscience to address socioeconomic disparities and promote equality of opportunity.

Exploring post-Paris climate leadership, examining China's renewable energy surge, India's energy choices, and the impact of US withdrawal on global climate policy and vulnerability reduction.

Explore materials science through engaging demos and stories, covering glass, plastic, steel, and more. Discover the fascinating properties of everyday materials and their impact on our world.

Explore the impact of light pollution on ecosystems, wildlife, and human health. Learn about the importance of darkness and discover solutions for reducing artificial light's harmful effects.

Professor Dame Sue Black explores forensic science through the story of a 1,000-year-old skeleton, revealing innovative techniques in victim identification and criminal conviction using vein pattern analysis.

Forensic anthropologist Sue Black investigates a heist, demonstrating forensic techniques and their courtroom applications in this engaging Royal Institution Christmas lecture.

Forensic anthropologist Sue Black explores crime scene investigation techniques, revealing methods used to track criminals in this engaging Royal Institution Christmas lecture.

Explore the benefits of mindwandering with neuroscientist Moshe Bar. Learn how this natural brain activity can enhance creativity, focus, and mood, revolutionizing our understanding of cognitive processes.