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knowledge on one's whole philosophy of life, even one's religion. It is no more permissible for the archbishops of today, who advise their flocks on how to interpret the
Scriptures, to ignore the findings of Watson and Crick, than it was right for clerics of the last century to ignore the work of Darwin. Science today is all-pervasive. Without some scientific and technical education, it is becoming impossible even to vote responsibly on matters of health, energy, defense or education. So unless things change, we shall soon live in a country that is backward not only in its technology and standard of living but in its cultural vitality too. It is wrong to suppose that by foregoing technological and scientific education we shall somehow become a nation of artists, writers or philosophers instead. These two aspects of culture have never been divorced from each other throughout our history. Every renaissance, every period that showed a flowering of civilization, advanced simultaneously in the arts and sciences, and in technology too.
245:. The BSA's mission is to get more people engaged in the field of science by coordinating, delivering, and overseeing different projects that are suited to achieve these goals. The BSA "envisions a society in which a diverse group of people can learn and apply the sciences in which they learn." and is managed by a professional staff located at their Head Office in the Wellcome Wolfson Building. The BSA offers a wide variety of activities and events that both recognize and encourage people to be involved in science. These include the British Science Festival, British Science Week, the CREST Awards, Huxley Summit, Media Fellowships Scheme, along with regional and local events.
380:). Although it is often described as a "debate", the exchange occurred after the presentation of a paper by Prof Draper of New York, on the intellectual development of Europe with relation to Darwin's theory (one of a number of scientific papers presented during the week) and the subsequent discussion involved a number of other participants (although Wilberforce and Huxley were the most prominent). Although a number of newspapers made passing references to the exchange, it was not until later that it was accorded greater significance in the
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599:, he stated that Britain was the least educated country compared to all the other advanced countries. His idea to solve this problem would be to start scientific education for children at the age of 4. He says his reason for such an early age is because that is the age when children are the most curious, and implementing science at that age will help them gain curiosity towards all disciplines of science. When asked why public ignorance to science matters, his response was
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removing obstacles to progress. The rules established included what constituted a member of the
Association, the fee to remain a member, and the process for future meetings. They also include dividing the members into different committees. These committees separated members into their preferred subject matter, and were to recommend investigations into areas of interest, then report on these findings, as well as progress in their science at the annual meetings.
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612:, on becoming president in August 1987 followed on from Sir George Porter saying that science teachers needed extra pay to overcome the scarcity of mathematics and physics teachers in secondary schools, and that "unless we deal with this as matter of urgency, the outlook for our manufacturing future is bleak". He regretted that headmasters and careers masters had for many years followed 'the cult of
506:, due to concerns about the current state of the machine's lack of complete working drawings, the machine's potential cost to produce, the machine's durability during repeated use, how and what the machine will actually be utilized for, and that more work would need to be done to bring the design up to a standard at which it is guaranteed to work.
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and non-scientists to ensure that science can be understood by society as a whole. On 8 November 2016, the
British Science Association held the very first Huxley Summit at BAFTA, London. The theme of the summit was "Trust in the 21st Century" and how that would affect the future of science, innovation, and business.
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for over ten years. It was the largest conference of its kind in the UK, and addressed the key issues facing science communicators. In 2015, the BSA introduced a new series of smaller events for science communicators, designed to address the same issues as the
Science Communication Conference but for
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Williams had put together a panel to discuss the shortage of physics majors. A physicist called Derek Raine had stated that he has had multiple firms call him up asking for physics majors. The report they made stated that it is critical that they increase the number of
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ended his address by the proposal of linking science and ethics together but provided no means to actuate his ideas. In the following years, debate began as to whom the responsibilities of scientists fell upon. The
Association adopted a resolution in 1934 that dedicated efforts to better balance
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CREST Awards is the British Science Association's scheme to encourage students aged 5–19 to get involved with STEM projects and encourage scientific thinking. Awards range from Star Awards (targeted at those aged 5–7) to Gold Awards (targeted to those aged 16–19). Overall, 30,000 awards are
676:, a fictional plant purported to emit a pungent odour. An experiment in herd mentality, some audience members were induced into believing they could smell it. The Festival has also been the home to protest and debate. In 1970 there were protestors over the use of science for weapons.
665:. Its annual meeting, now called the British Science Festival, is the largest public showcase for science in the UK and attracts a great deal of media attention. It is held at UK universities in early September for one week, with visits to science-related local cultural attractions.
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British Science Festival which will offer these practitioners valuable working experience with a range of media organizations along with learning from a wide range of public engagement activities and be able to network with academics, journalists and science communicators.
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The natural relation between these units are clearly, that a unit of electromotive force between two points of a conductor separated by a unit of resistance shall produce unit current, and that this current in a unit of time convey a unit quantity of
709:(formerly National Science & Engineering Week), an opportunity for people of all ages to get involved in science, engineering, technology and maths activities, originating as the National Week of Science, Engineering and Technology.
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we can deliver social inclusiveness, and the best universities, but not both from a limited amount of money. We run the risk of doing neither well. Universities are underfunded, and must not be seen simply as a substitute for
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observatories in the world. The Association relinquished control of the Kew Observatory in 1871 to the management of the Royal Society, after a large donation to grant the observatory its independence.
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which seeks to involve school students in science beyond the school curriculum, and to encourage them to consider higher education and careers in science.
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3536:, within a few feet of the northern boundary with the
2023:, biochemist and chief executive from 1993 to 1997 of
5236:"Dr Anne-Marie Imafidon announced as President-Elect"
4670:"The public understanding of science | Royal Society"
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List of UK government scientific research institutes
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7285:Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council
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439:, and its success was due to the use of Thomson's
235:British Association for the Advancement of Science
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7230:Department for Science, Innovation and Technology
7119:Reports of the meetings 1877–90 are available on
6989:Journal of the Institute of Actuaries (1886-1994)
6954:Journal of the Institute of Actuaries (1886-1994)
4846:. British Science Association. 12 February 2016.
4754:
4562:Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society
1521:winning (1929) biochemist who discovered vitamins
485:The Association was parodied by English novelist
7832:Scientific societies based in the United Kingdom
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1246:Robert Gascoyne-Cecil, 3rd Marquess of Salisbury
778:The Rt. Hon. the Lord Mayor of Leeds Hugh Lupton
586:Committee on the Public Understanding of Science
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4461:The Public Lives of Charlotte and Marie Stopes
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3724:Robert Winston, New Scientist, 3 February 2009
684:The Association organised and held the annual
620:or banking, than to read engineering at, say,
276:Gesellschaft Deutscher Naturforscher und Ärzte
7492:British Society for the Philosophy of Science
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5161:. London: John Murray. 1907. p. xxxviii.
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7837:Scientific organizations established in 1831
7188:Science and technology in the United Kingdom
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4273:The mudfog papers, etc., now first collected
3860:The German organisation was founded in 1822.
916:Spencer Compton, 2nd Marquess of Northampton
772:meeting at this time included City of Leeds
7152:British Science Association YouTube channel
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2077:Robert Winston, Lord Winston of Hammersmith
1556:, physicist and son of Nobel Prize–winning
668:The 2010 Festival, held in Birmingham with
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2767:1905 (75th meeting) Various, South Africa.
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862:John Campbell, 2nd Marquess of Breadalbane
848:Algernon Percy, 4th Duke of Northumberland
539:died whilst attending the annual meeting.
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7802:1831 establishments in the United Kingdom
7339:Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies
7305:Science and Technology Facilities Council
7225:Defence Science and Technology Laboratory
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4142:. Vol. 41st Meeting (1871). London.
4028:. Vol. 27th Meeting (1857). London.
3985:. Vol. 21st Meeting (1851). London.
7106:British Science Association: Our history
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3838:Reader's Guide to the History of Science
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1908:George Porter, Baron Porter of Luddenham
1741:Willis Jackson, Baron Jackson of Burnley
1686:, primatologist and palaeoanthropologist
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7807:Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea
7428:National Museum of Science and Industry
7334:Science and Technology Select Committee
7061:"The BA at the end of the 20th Century"
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1176:John William Strutt, 3rd Baron Rayleigh
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4765:"Sir George Porter on British Science"
4708:Notes and Records of the Royal Society
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4485:"RAS Obituaries - Washington Teasdale"
4340:from the original on 21 September 2017
3564:Association of British Science Writers
1743:, technologist and electrical engineer
955:, Vice-president of the Royal Society
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7559:The Association for Science Education
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3380:2000 (161st meeting) London, England.
2157:Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
2090:John Browne, Lord Browne of Madingley
1008:John Wrottesley, 2nd Baron Wrottesley
871:, polymath and philosopher of science
535:In 1903, microscopist and astronomer
7827:Science policy in the United Kingdom
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7708:Sites of Special Scientific Interest
7597:Campaign for Science and Engineering
7319:Food and Environment Research Agency
7295:Natural Environment Research Council
7275:Economic and Social Research Council
7265:Arts and Humanities Research Council
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1945:, director from 1967 to 1978 of the
1772:winning (1957) biochemist known for
4816:David Gregory (16 September 2010).
4736:"The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1967"
4702:Bodmer Walter (20 September 2010).
3540:(in which most of the neighbouring
2281:1835 (5th meeting) Dublin, Ireland.
2100:Government Chief Scientific Adviser
2050:Government Chief Scientific Adviser
1828:OBE, structural engineer known for
974:George Campbell, 8th Duke of Argyll
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7220:Council for Science and Technology
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570:Public Understanding of Science.
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4818:"'Greatest smell' tests audience"
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4383:from the original on 8 April 2020
3624:Scandinavian Scientist Conference
1993:Rector of Imperial College London
1982:Martin Rees, Baron Rees of Ludlow
1554:Robert Strutt, 4th Baron Rayleigh
1183:Lyon Playfair, 1st Baron Playfair
349:was taken on for the purpose and
175:£2,754,408 (year ending Dec 2018)
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2221:Ara Darzi, Baron Darzi of Denham
1921:, Chairman from 1982 to 1986 of
1868:Frederick Dainton, Baron Dainton
1663:Alexander Fleck, 1st Baron Fleck
1656:Patrick Blackett, Baron Blackett
1608:Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
962:FGS, mathematician and geologist
686:Science Communication Conference
680:Science Communication Conference
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2107:Robert May, Baron May of Oxford
1260:Joseph Lister, 1st Baron Lister
1155:John Lubbock, 1st Baron Avebury
768:. The vice-presidents for the
741:
543:Perception of science in the UK
509:The Association introduced the
316:Yorkshire Philosophical Society
7812:Science advocacy organizations
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4606:The Social Function of Science
3863:
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1716:Russell Brain, 1st Baron Brain
1632:Edgar Adrian, 1st Baron Adrian
1475:, anatomist and anthropologist
764:and the president was his son
68:Professional organisation and
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7729:Science and technology awards
7245:Government Office for Science
7197:Economy of the United Kingdom
7115:Biodiversity Heritage Library
4791:"UK tackles student shortage"
3770:"British Science Association"
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1989:Ronald Oxburgh, Baron Oxburgh
1766:Alexander R. Todd, Baron Todd
1540:Josiah Stamp, 1st Baron Stamp
1322:FRS, astronomer and physicist
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7517:Royal Academy of Engineering
7502:Geological Society of London
7240:Intellectual Property Office
6838:(3985): 330. 16 March 1946.
3832:James, Frank A.J.L. (2013).
3699:www.charitycommission.gov.uk
3554:1860 Oxford evolution debate
3519:
2172:Churchill College, Cambridge
1861:Frank Kearton, Baron Kearton
1800:, geologist and mineralogist
1761:, zoologist and immunologist
1099:Alexander William Williamson
898:, astronomer & polymath
701:Logo of British Science Week
663:public engagement in science
556:General Jan Christiaan Smuts
378:1860 Oxford evolution debate
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7797:British Science Association
7724:Innovations and discoveries
7532:Royal Entomological Society
7487:British Science Association
7255:National Technology Advisor
7111:Digitised Reports 1833–1937
7096:British Science Association
5240:British Science Association
4988:British Science Association
3875:British Science Association
3807:British Science Association
3741:British Science Association
3662:British Science Association
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1239:John Scott Burdon-Sanderson
1220:FRS, FRAS, FBAS, astronomer
1073:FRS, mathematical physicist
644:to keep youngsters off the
526:Charlotte Carmichael Stopes
219:British Science Association
33:British Science Association
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7564:Royal Society of Chemistry
7537:Royal Geographical Society
7527:Royal Astronomical Society
7522:Royal Aeronautical Society
7260:UK Research and Innovation
4647:10.1088/1742-6596/57/1/001
2262:Meetings from 1833 to 2012
2192:developmental psychologist
1947:Central Statistical Office
1710:Queen's University Belfast
1336:, older brother of Francis
1315:FRS, chemist and physicist
1275:FRS, chemist and physicist
1092:William Benjamin Carpenter
1071:George Stokes, 1st Baronet
820:Thomas Makdougall Brisbane
689:a more targeted audience.
270:Old logo used for "The BA"
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1439:Charles Scott Sherrington
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4223:26 November 2015 at the
4203:Jackson's Oxford Journal
3933:Jackson's Oxford Journal
2182:University of Manchester
2126:2011–12: Professor Dame
1943:Claus Moser, Baron Moser
1880:Charles Frederick Carter
1723:Cyril Norman Hinshelwood
1697:winning (1951) physicist
1650:University of Birmingham
1627:winning (1947) physicist
1549:, evolutionary biologist
1451:1924: Major-General Sir
1411:Charles Algernon Parsons
997:MD, FLS, FGS, naturalist
903:Roderick Impey Murchison
732:Media Fellowship Schemes
657:British Science Festival
550:At the beginning of the
480:
7362:British space programme
5179:Imperial College London
4899:"Huxley Summit | About"
3594:Glossary of engineering
3542:Imperial College London
2241:List of annual meetings
2135:John Krebs, Baron Krebs
1826:John Baker, Baron Baker
1798:Kingsley Charles Dunham
1702:Eric Ashby, Baron Ashby
1533:William Whitehead Watts
1467:Edward, Prince of Wales
1300:University of Edinburgh
1031:, engineer and inventor
855:William Vernon Harcourt
774:Alderman Charles Lupton
766:Edward, Prince of Wales
280:William Vernon Harcourt
27:British learned society
6674:. Vol. 68. 1899.
6646:. Vol. 67. 1898.
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6506:. Vol. 62. 1893.
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4925:"Huxley Summit | 2016"
4870:"British Science Week"
4721:10.1098/rsnr.2010.0035
4714:(suppl_1): S151–S161.
4065:Ronalds, B.F. (2016).
3534:Kensington and Chelsea
3526:Science Museum, London
1914:winning (1967) chemist
1856:winning (1964) chemist
1729:winning (1956) chemist
1621:Edward Victor Appleton
1580:, chemist and inventor
1547:Edward Bagnall Poulton
1425:William Abbott Herdman
1002:Albert, Prince Consort
923:Thomas Romney Robinson
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7678:East London Tech City
7433:National Space Centre
7127:University of Toronto
4301:10.1353/con.2016.0016
3609:National Science Week
3589:Glossary of chemistry
3579:Glossary of astronomy
3512:2019 (180th meeting)
3506:2018 (179th meeting)
3499:2017 (178th meeting)
3492:2016 (177th meeting)
3485:2015 (176th meeting)
3478:2014 (175th meeting)
3471:2013 (174th meeting)
3460:2012 (173rd meeting)
3453:2011 (172nd meeting)
3446:2010 (171st meeting)
3439:2009 (170th meeting)
3432:2008 (169th meeting)
3425:2007 (168th meeting)
3418:2006 (167th meeting)
3411:2005 (166th meeting)
3404:2004 (165th meeting)
3397:2003 (164th meeting)
3390:2002 (163rd meeting)
3383:2001 (162nd meeting)
3373:1999 (160th meeting)
3366:1998 (159th meeting)
3359:1997 (158th meeting)
3352:1996 (157th meeting)
3345:1995 (156th meeting)
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1708:from 1950 to 1959 of
1684:Wilfrid Le Gros Clark
1614:Archibald Vivian Hill
1494:Frederick Orpen Bower
1383:Edward Albert Schäfer
1367:1910: Rev. Professor
1306:Arthur William Rücker
1253:Douglas Strutt Galton
1225:Frederick August Abel
1148:Andrew Crombie Ramsay
981:Charles D. B. Daubeny
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7607:Science Media Centre
7507:Institute of Physics
7141:at Wikimedia Commons
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2214:Presidents 2020–2029
2128:Jocelyn Bell Burnell
2115:Presidents 2010–2019
2039:Presidents 2000–2009
2031:Anne, Princess Royal
1874:HRH the Duke of Kent
1784:Alexander Cairncross
1677:George Paget Thomson
1665:, industrial chemist
1601:Presidents 1950–1999
1501:Jan Christiaan Smuts
1487:Thomas Henry Holland
1444:1923: Professor Sir
1437:1922: Professor Sir
1369:Thomas George Bonney
1327:Arthur James Balfour
1289:Presidents 1900–1949
1211:William Henry Flower
1197:Henry Enfield Roscoe
1134:William Spottiswoode
1087:FRS, FRSE, physicist
1064:Joseph Dalton Hooker
1050:William Robert Grove
990:FRS, FRSE, physicist
932:Presidents 1850–1899
792:Presidents 1831–1849
707:British Science Week
693:British Science Week
461:Augustus Matthiessen
455:, contaminated with
445:Josiah Latimer Clark
406:electrical potential
388:Electrical standards
7497:Engineering Council
7235:Building Digital UK
7139:British Association
6844:1946Natur.157T.330.
4638:2007JPhCS..57....1M
4603:J D Bernal (1939).
4104:2016Wthr...71..131R
3809:. 10 January 2015.
3599:Glossary of physics
3584:Glossary of biology
3538:City of Westminster
3473:Newcastle upon Tyne
3347:Newcastle upon Tyne
3293:, Northern Ireland.
3048:, Northern Ireland.
3025:Newcastle upon Tyne
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2750:, Northern Ireland.
2657:Newcastle upon Tyne
2554:, Northern Ireland.
2475:Newcastle upon Tyne
2400:, Northern Ireland.
2305:1839 (9th meeting)
2300:Newcastle upon Tyne
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2284:1836 (6th meeting)
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2253:1832 (2nd meeting)
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2203:2019–20: Professor
2196:2018–19: Professor
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1894:Alastair Pilkington
1526:James Hopwood Jeans
1480:William Henry Bragg
1255:FRS, civil engineer
1190:John William Dawson
1164:FRS, FRSA, engineer
1141:George James Allman
1115:FRS, civil engineer
1078:Thomas Henry Huxley
1024:FRS, civil engineer
948:, Astronomer Royal
946:George Biddell Airy
910:Robert Harry Inglis
896:John F. W. Herschel
537:Washington Teasdale
530:Newcastle upon Tyne
441:mirror galvanometer
418:submarine telegraph
370:Thomas Henry Huxley
314:, president of the
243:Katherine Mathieson
117: /
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7547:Christmas Lectures
7394:Telecommunications
7379:Nuclear technology
7073:on 9 February 2013
6900:on 19 October 2012
5212:. 31 August 2021.
4820:. BBC Birmingham.
3909:Caledonian Mercury
3803:"Our organisation"
3604:Guildhall Lectures
2793:Winnipeg, Manitoba
2083:Frances Cairncross
1959:David Attenborough
1899:1984–85: Prof Sir
1878:1981–82: Prof Sir
1830:limit state design
1594:, physical chemist
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1251:1895: Captain Sir
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4076:978-1-78326-917-4
3923:, 8 October 1831.
3921:Preston Chronicle
3911:, 6 October 1831.
3630:Science Abstracts
3614:Royal Institution
3569:Café Scientifique
3514:Coventry, England
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2052:from 1990 to 1995
2006:from 1989 to 1999
1995:from 1993 to 2000
1844:action potentials
1748:Kathleen Lonsdale
1734:Joseph Hutchinson
1706:llVice-chancellor
1646:Raymond Priestley
1587:, agriculturalist
1446:Ernest Rutherford
1066:MD, FRS, botanist
1029:William Armstrong
1015:William Fairbairn
983:MD, FRS, botanist
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808:, palaeontologist
776:and his brother,
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504:analytical engine
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2622:Montreal, Quebec
1991:, geologist and
1965:David Weatherall
1887:Basil John Mason
1634:, neuroscientist
1455:, microbiologist
1441:, neuroscientist
1432:T. Edward Thorpe
1357:, son of Charles
1241:, medical doctor
1232:Archibald Geikie
1206:, civil engineer
1122:MD, FRS, chemist
1017:, civil engineer
1010:FRAS, astronomer
891:, mathematician
850:, Naval officer
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670:Aston University
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552:Great Depression
382:evolution debate
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