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Nikki Awesome & The Royal Society is a Canadian Electro-pop group from Toronto, Ontario, who released two hit singles with Warner Music Canada, through Die Mannequin's label How To Kill Records. Care Failure of Die Mannequin promoted NIkki Awesome (née Nikki Milovanovic) as her first official signee of the label and also featured the singer in the Die Mannequin video 'Saved By Strangers,' where N...read more

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Bill Bryson - A short history of nearly everything
Why creationism is wrong and evolution is right
You Say (it was supposed to be)
Kent's Cavern
Rutherford and the Birth of Nuclear Physics
Reading science through its regions: Cornwall in the nineteenth century
The Telescope at 400: a Satirical Journey
The Lisbon Catastrophe
Sir Isaac Newton
The Science of Common Things; Dr Melanie Keene
An Inquisitive Age
Transatlantic Scientific Communication in an Age of Revolution
Endurance and Discovery
Marine Archaeology and 'Hunting the Beagle'
Domesticating electricity
Innovation's Heroes and Villains
Whose Darwin is the true Darwin?
The Georgian Star
Lisa Jardine in conversation with Michael Frayn
Sparkling Cider
Arabic in Britain
The Information Business
Balloon Madness
Sir Hans Sloane and his library
Sir Joseph Banks, Sir Humphry Davy
Palmer's Penguins
Professor John Polkinghorne: Exchanges in science and religion
Taming Nature
The Foul of mouth and evil eyed
The Apothecaries and their garden
Before the British Museum
Smashing species Joseph Hooker and Victorian science
Darwin's Bards
Prince Rupert
Christopher Wren and St Paul's Cathedral
Bird Stuffers and Snake Charmers
Spiderman
You Say (It Was Supposed to Be) [feat. Nikki Awesome)
Ruth Belville
Lord Rayleigh's Legacy
"Dr Livingstone I presume"
John Henslow, Cambridge University and the Education of Charles Darwin
Hot topics: science policy and the history of climate change science
The Linnean Society Library
The Brother Gardeners
Into the blue: voyages of discovery 1700-1850
Surveying the scene, engineering the machine
'Lord Cable': telegraphy, empire, and the making of Lord Kelvin PRS
Into the blue
Mortal Coil
Fleas, Lice and an Elephant on the Moon
Robert Hooke
137: Carl Jung, Wolfgang Pauli and the pursuit of a scientific obsession
Prints as process and product in the early Royal Society
Paul Dirac and the religion of mathematical beauty
Rescuing Ramsden from the archives
Pictures in the Sky:the Origin and History of the Constellations
The Leviathan of Parsonstown
Ghosts of women past
Prince of Scientists
The Singular Life of Edward Heron-Allen FRS
Bill Bryson: A Short History of Nearly Everything
Useful Bodies
Robert FitzRoy FRS
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew and the Royal Society
Life begins at 40: the biological and cultural roots of the midlife crisis | The Royal Society
Chasing Venus
'Lord Cable'
Speech by Rt Hon Alan Johson MP
Useful Bodies: anatomical Fellows in the late 18th century
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew and the Royal Society: a history interwoven
The History of the Web Part I
How should a Chemist understand Brewing?
How are the giant planets protecting us?
Biodiversity Offsetting: can it work in England?
"Mr Baker gave a paper":early links between the Royal Society and the [Royal] Society of Arts
Newton and the Origin of Civilization
Triangulating positions
The Great Experiment
Hero or villain?
The Evolutionary Archive
Alchemy and patronage in Tudor England
Doting on Instruments by Rebecca Pohancenik, Queen Mary
A history of autism: my conversations with the pioneers
You Say (It Was Supposed To Be) ft. Nikki Awesome
The asymmetric Universe
Understanding unconscious bias
"The 19th century photographs"
Science and the Church in the Middle Ages
Sir George Cayley (1773-1857), the Father of Flight
Mary Somerville
Music, architecture and acoustics in Renaissance Venice
Robert Hooke: the archival tragedy of dying intestate
You Say (It Was Supposed to Be) [feat. Nikki Awesome]
'We are arriving at very curious results': Charles Darwin and the practice of science
Are you ever too old to learn to speak again?
You Say
Scientists Abroad: Royal Society expeditions in the 20th century
The first ornithologist: Francis Willughby
'Behold a New Thing in the Earth!'
Publishing Faraday's Candle
John Soane and the learned societies of Somerset House
You Say [It Was Supposed To Be]
Untitled
Experiments in paint: Reynolds, chemistry and the Royal Society
Where and how can we find novel antibiotics?
The star-crossed stone
Science for all
Can crystals help us produce cleaner energy?
Are earthquakes predictable?
Robert FitzRoy FRS: sailing into the storm
What do the stars sound like?
Radiometers as buttonholes
Jonas Moore
May 2011 - The art of collaboration
Presidential Politics: how Henry Tizard did not become PRS in 1945
You say (It was supposed to be) (ft. Nikki Awesome)
July 2013: Summer Science Exhibition and the Year of Science and Industry
Understanding the chain fountain
Shakespeare the metallurgist, Eliot the spectroscopist
The image of Restoration science: the frontispiece of Sprat’s 'History of the Royal Society'
The medieval science of light: uncovering meaning with an interdisciplinary methodology
Free Fall
John Aubrey
It’s magnetic resonance – but not as you know it
Summer Science Exhibition podcast
What can we learn from our genes?
Niépce in England
Febraury 2011 - Education, education, education
December 2010 - 350th Anniversary Special
December 2009 - The Value of Science
July 2010 - See Further: The Festival of Science + Arts Special
April 2010 - Celebrating science around the world
You Say [featuring Nikki Awesome]
You Say (ft Nikki Awesome)
You Say feat. Nikki Awesome
You Say [It Was Supposed To Be] ft Nikki Awesome
You Say (It Was Supposed to Be) [featuring Nikki Awesome]
The Royal Society | An evening with Stephen Fry and Venki Ramakrishnan
Thankfull Phenomenon
What happens when our senses overlap?
How do stem cells grow?
Interfaces between science and society, particles and light
The heart: The future of cardiovascular medicine and treatment
September 2013: Bill Bryson on The Importance of the Royal Society
How well do insects smell?
Heavy Phenomenon
Gayment
Free-thinking and language-planning in the 17th century Royal Society
Glorious Phenomenon
May 2010 - Giants of Medical Science
Juicy Coloured Phenomenon Part I
Juicy Coloured Phenomenon Part II
How does the biodiversity of tropical forests affect our planet?
We have a discovery: the future of the Higgs boson
Can computers help people to see?
Teaching language to the deaf in the 17th century: the dispute between John Wallis and William Holder
Does learning maths change the way we think?
Women’s work: Dorothy Hodgkin and the culture and craft of X-ray crystallography
Is growing old an illness?
October 2013: 50th Episode “Why science?” Special
Science in the news: regional independent television in the British Midlands during the 1950s and 1960s
How can the Arctic help find life on other planets?
June 2013 – Improving Solar Power and the Treatment of Diabetes
“I, Robot”: emotional androids?
Chasing Venus: the race to measure the heavens
'Against Images Made By Hands': Florence Nightingale’s Reluctant Life in Portraiture
Dream to Reality?
September 2010 - Beyond limits
September 2009 - Geoengineering the Climate
October 2010 - Science Books Prize
March 2010 - Unsung heroes of science
July 2009 - Summer Science
Smashing species: Joseph Hooker and Victorian science
June 2009 - Two Cultures
May 2009 - Tunnelling Underground
Climate change in 60 seconds | The Royal Society
You Say (It Was Supposed To Be) (Feat. Nikki Awesome)
"I, Robot": emotional androids?
You Say (It Was Supposed To Be) (ft Nikki Awesome)
Pues, animo (Take 2)
Pues, animo (Take 1)
You Say(It Was Supposed To Be) ft/ Nikki Awesome
Martyn Poliakoff: the elements of chemistry | The Royal Society
Roborotic
Structures buckling under tensile dead load
You Say (It Was Supposed To Be featuring Nikki Awesome)
You Say (It Was Supposed To Be) [ft. Nikki Awesome]
What a Waster
Not So Much
chromatin immunoprecipitation
You Say (It Was Supposed To Be) ft Nikki Awesome
The Royal Society
Consciousness in humans and other things with Anil K Seth | The Royal Society
You Say (It Was Supposed to Be) f/ Nikki Awesome
Templeton Foundation lecture: Revd John Polkinghorne
What causes psychosis?
How to Hang a Warhol (Take 2)
How to Hang a Warhol (Take 1)
April 2015: Writing Science
Come Pick Me Up (Take 1)
Dear Chicago (Take 1)
You Say ft. Nikki Awesome
How do cells know when to stop proliferating
Memo
Should we monitor Parkinson’s over the phone?
The History of the Web Part I: the First 20 Years
Food for thought?
Why do some people become psychopaths?
Our genome
CG islands
KDM2A
Summary
Welcome
DNA methylation
chromatin
What is 'open science'? | The Royal Society
Introduction
The quandary of the quark
What is artificial intelligence?
You Say (It Was Supposed To Be) (f. Nikki Awesome)
Before the laser: the maser
You Say (It was supposed to be) feat. Nikki Awesome
An evening with Stephen Fry and Venki Ramakrishnan | The Royal Society
Inspiring scientists: Maggie Aderin-Pocock's story
Volcanic Eruption on Tristan da Cunha, 1961 - Objectivity
The Royal Society | David Spiegelhalter Communicating statistics in the time of Covid
You Say ft. Nikki Awesome
In Our Time
Rebel science
Why is life the way it is? Michael Faraday Prize Lecture - Dr Nick Lane
Sleep talking
May 2015: Data and the dragons’ den
Spaceflight, space junk, and the hunt for life in space – meet the experts in this month’s episode of R Science
July 2015: Summer Science Exhibition
Meet Google’s internet evangelist and flick through the best autograph book in the world
Is seeing believing?
What is the use of quantum information theory?
Viruses: poised to cause a pandemic?
Music, architecture and acoustics in Renaissance Venice: Recreating lost soundscapes
May 2013 – Brian Cox: Britain, a Great place to do science?
August 2013: Education special – What will you learn?
Stem cells and human health
February 2014: Climate science special
Extreme biology: can microbes clean up our nuclear waste?
January 2014: A taste of the Royal Society’s public events
Uicy Coloured Phenomenon Part 1
February 2012: Computing past and present
"An Amateur in a Professional Game - Sir Harold Thompson FRS, the FA and English Football"
June 2011 - Science Live
August 2011 - More Summer Science in the city
The Role of the Royal Society in the Battle over Mendelism
July 2011 - Summer Science in the city
Shakespeare the metallurgist, Eliot the spectroscopist: the cultural journey of the chemical elements
The Notorious Sir John Hill: Georgian Celebrity Science and Attacks on the Royal Society
Easy Phenomenon
Natural History and the Rights of Woman
What's left to explore in our solar system?
Daemon
October 2009 - The DNA Debate
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