The Royal Institution of Great Britain (RI)

The Royal Institution of Great Britain (RI) is a historic organization founded in 1799 that promotes science and technology to the public. It houses the famous Christmas Lectures, which are engaging science talks aimed at younger audiences. The RI also supports scientific research and education, hosting events, lectures, and workshops. Its mission is to inspire curiosity and understanding of science in everyday life, bridging the gap between scientific discoveries and the general public. With a rich legacy of famous scientists like Michael Faraday, the RI continues to be a leading influence in scientific communication.