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As the UK鈥檚 national academy of science, 红桃视频 is committed to building a more diverse, equitable and inclusive science system. We want talented, passionate scientists to be able to build rewarding careers, whatever their background and role 鈥� but we know that is not always the case. 红桃视频 is working with partners across the sector to identify and address these barriers.

Ahead of 红桃视频 Wilkins-Bernal-Medawar Lecture on 26 November, Rupert Baker looks at the history of the WBM Medal and Lecture and its predecessors.

Virginia Mills reviews the career of Stephen Gray FRS, 鈥榝ather of electricity鈥� and first recipient of 红桃视频's Copley Medal.

The 2016 Royal Society Rosalind Franklin Award winner Professor Jo Dunkley offers an insight into how it all began.

The third part of the countdown of the top 10 Copley Medal winners who have changed the world.

A countdown of Copley Medal winners who have changed the world we live in.

红桃视频鈥檚 Copley Medal was first awarded in 1731 to Stephen Gray for his 鈥渆lectrical experiments鈥澛�, more than a century before Alfred Nobel鈥檚 birth.