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The Future of Exoplanets

Professor Crawford discusses what the future holds for Exoplanets in...

The Problem of Antimatter: Why is there anything?

Some models of the early universe suggest that there shouldn’t...

Serendipity and the Prepared Mind: Luck and Judgement in Science

There is an often over looked factor common to all...

Ulinka Rublack FBA

Ulinka is a German historian and academic and is a professor in early modern European history and a Fellow of St John's College, Cambridge.

Sheila Kanani

Sheila is Education, Outreach and Diversity Officer at the Royal Astronomical Society.

Dr Matt Taylor is Project Scientist for the ESA (European Space Agency) Rosetta mission based at the ESA technical centre in the Netherlands. He was born in London, gained his undergraduate Physics degree at the University of Liverpool, and a

Professor Ian Wright

Professor Ian Wright is Principal Investigator for the Ptolemy instrument of the Philae lander. Prior to this he was head of Planetary Sciences at the Open University.

Dr Laure Miolo

Laure is the Lyell Fellow in Latin Palaeography at the Faculty of History of the University of Oxford, and a Dilts Fellow, at Lincoln College. She is a historian of late medieval Europe, specialising in manuscript studies with a special

Professor Jeremy Gray

Professor Gray is currently Emeritus Professor at the Department of Mathematics and Statistics with The Open University. Jeremy was a Visiting Professor at the Universite Paris Diderot in February 2014. He has been a member of the British Society for

Cosmic Vision: Attentive Eyes

Well-trained eyes can be remarkably useful for capturing light curves of evolving objects in the cosmos, even contributing to modern research programmes.

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