Walking by the Thames from Vauxhall Bridge to Battersea Power Station to rise in Lift 109 to view London from above. There are 39 steps with good hand rails between 2 lifts within the chimney. Optiona...

Please send proof of your EH membership to sff@rsm.ac.uk to receive the voucher code to use when booking your spot. Wellington’s Monuments - viewing the Household Cavalry riding beneath the Arch, foll...

Did you know that Leonardo da Vinci’s anatomical work was the greatest of his scientific investigations? Join this lecture to learn about Leonardo's pioneering work, his two campaigns of investigation...

A private tour of the world’s oldest active biological society whose unique climate controlled vault houses specimens of plants, fish, shells and insects and Linnaeus’s library and letters. This uniqu...

We are pleased to host Professor Alan Silman, Professor of Musculoskeletal Health at Oxford University and Senior Research Fellow at Green Templeton College, for a fascinating lecture about the Swiss ...

We are pleased to invite you to this one-day annual symposium that offers a series of reviews of clinical topics which have seen recent advances, given by speakers who are experts in their respective ...

We are pleased to host Alyssa Gilbert, Director of Innovation at Grantham Institute – Climate change and environment, Imperial College London, for a lecture that will provide a brief update on our und...

We are pleased to invite you to this follow-up lecture with Dr Michael O’Brien to hear about the fascinating lives of two of Vishnu’s Avatars, Krishna and Rama. You will explore the captivating life o...

This talk will examine the pivotal role of Grand Duchess Elena Pavlovna and Princess Isabel, two royal women in the emancipation of serfs in Russia in 1861 and slaves in Brazil in 1888. These two wome...

There has always been an interface between art and medicine: our births, deaths, diseases and all the vicissitudes of life have at some point been the subject of artists. As Vesalius, one of the most ...