1.3K views · 19 reactions | Ready to get CSI at the Ri? ️‍♂️ The ballot to attend the 2022 #XmasLectures is now open. This year, we'll separate true crime fact from fiction with forensic anthropologist Sue Black. Become an Ri member today to access the ballot and heaps of benefits: rigb.org/support-us/become-ri-member | Royal Institution of Great Britain | Facebook

3.6K views · 55 reactions | At this festive time of year, BBC Archive brings you the ghost of Christmas Lectures past. Go science! This year's lectures end today. | BBC Archive | Facebook

7.3K views · 249 reactions | James Patrick Miller, Karrin Meffert-Nelson, and Heidi Johanna Miller, conductors The annual Gustavus Winds of Christmas features the Gustavus Wind Orchestra and the Gustavus Wind Symphony presenting holiday music as part of this annual tradition. Program will be announced from stage. | Gustavus Adolphus College | Facebook

12K views · 373 reactions | The 2022 Christmas Lectures with forensic anthropologist Sue Black start TONIGHT. We cannot contain our excitement!  In lecture one we'll look at what clues are hidden in our bodies, and how investigators can uncover a host of information about someone from the smallest fragment of their remains. Tune in to BBC Four and iPlayer at 8pm! | Royal Institution of Great Britain | Facebook

A Christmas Lecturer's favourite Christmas Lectures 🌟 We sat down with 1987 lecturer David Phillips to reminisce on his time here at the Ri, walking in the footsteps of Michael Faraday and joining him in the history books. Watch the full interview: youtube.com/watch?v=hu0ATx1OLfo | Royal Institution of Great Britain

We can't show you any demos from the 2020 Christmas Lectures yet 🤫 But to tide you over until Monday 28 Dec, we CAN share some secrets from last year's lectures! Fran Scott spills on the pesky Bayesian Balloons that gave Hannah Fry and Matt Parker some bother 🎈 | Royal Institution of Great Britain