Royal Society's Summer Science Exhibition: Making Scientific Discoveries Accessible to All

The Royal Society's annual summer Science exhibition aims to engage young people in science by presenting discoveries in an entertaining way. Highlights include earthquake research by the University of Bristol to improve building safety, a sensitive instrument that detects oil and early lung cancer signs, and the use of sorghum to create eco-friendly materials. The exhibition continues to make scientific innovation accessible to all.

What is the aim of the Society's annual summer Science exhibition?

How do scientists from the University of Bristol aim to improve building safety in earthquake zones?

What innovative use of a sensitive instrument is mentioned in the exhibition?

What environmentally friendly materials can be produced from sorghum according to agricultural researchers?

How does the latest Royal Society exhibition continue the tradition of making scientific innovation accessible?