Register now to be in the audience in the Faraday lecture theatre on 21 March
Join us for an evening of live science as chemistry takes the stage! Watch the finalists of our science communication competition compete for the grand prize as they present their fascinating stories of chemistry and everyday life. They will be supported by Andrea Sella, experimentalist extraordinaire, who will give a demonstration lecture on the chemistry of mercury.
Where? Royal Institution, London
When? 21 March 2016. Doors will open at 5pm for a prompt 5.30pm start. To guarantee a seat, we recommend that you arrive early.
How? Get your free ticket here.
Judging Panel
Sue Nelson – science journalist and broadcaster
Peter Wothers – science presenter and University of Cambridge chemistry lecturer
Kathryn Harkup – author and science communicator
Adam Brownsell – editor of Chemistry World
David Hass – director of UK communications, AkzoNobel
Demonstration Lecture
Andrea Sella teaches and researches chemistry at University College London, UK. He gives regular public lectures, has advised for and appeared on several TV and radio shows, and writes Classic kit – a regular Chemistry World column about chemical apparatus.
The Chemistry World science communication competition is supported by AkzoNobel
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