The Royal Society

The Royal Society is a prestigious scientific organization based in the UK, founded in 1660. It promotes the advancement of natural sciences through research and collaboration among scientists. The Society supports scientific initiatives, publishes research, and fosters education and public engagement in science. It also recognizes outstanding contributions to science by electing members, known as Fellows, who are leading experts in their fields. The Royal Society has played a crucial role in shaping modern science and continues to influence scientific policies and practices worldwide.