Royal Institution of Great Britain (RI)

The Royal Institution of Great Britain (RI) is a dedicated organization founded in 1799 that promotes scientific education and research. Located in London, it hosts lectures, demonstrations, and events to share scientific knowledge with the public. Known for its historic role in advancing science, the RI has featured many famous scientists, like Michael Faraday. Its mission is to inspire curiosity, understanding, and innovation in science and technology for people of all ages. The RI also manages a research facility and offers educational programs, making science accessible and engaging for everyone.