The Evolution of Science: Inside the Royal Society’s Vault

Exploring the mysteries and controversies behind the science that has shaped our world, Victoria Gill takes us on a journey through the artefacts within the Royal Society’s vaults. Uncovering the formation of the Royal Society and the centuries of scientific progress, this episode of Inside Science delves deep into the heart of innovation.

From satellite navigation in the UK to the science of the World Wide Web, this programme uncovers the latest developments in the scientific world. With a focus on Neolithic genomics and the acoustics of Stonehenge, listeners are taken on a fascinating exploration of scientific discovery.

Join us as we delve into deep space and the deep sea, celebrating 40 years of the International Whaling Moratorium. Discover the multiverses, melting glaciers, and even what can be deciphered from the sound of someone peeing. Inside Science is now available first on BBC Sounds, offering a unique perspective on the world of science.

As the world of science faces challenges and changes, experts like Michael Mann, Naomi Oreskes, Angie Rasmussen, and Deb Houry discuss the sources and motivations behind the current state of scientific affairs. Is evidence-based policy still viable in a society that is increasingly anti-science? Join us as we explore the future of science and where it may lead us.