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What an AI agent reads on Faraday Museum

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Title: Faraday Museum | Royal Institution · language en. First 1,800 of 9,145 characters:

Faraday Museum | Royal Institution Skip to main content Search Close Apply What's on Learning Explore science Christmas Lectures Visit Support us About us Become an Ri Member Search Become an Ri Member Apply Close Close Breadcrumb Home Visit Faraday Museum Faraday Museum Explore over 200 years of history-making science in the Faraday Museum at the Ri. Entry is free. i Credit: The Royal Institution Explore the Faraday Museum Lower ground floor From the first electrical transformer to the tube that told us why the sky is blue, view the actual objects scientists of the Royal Institution built in some of the world's most famous experiments. Discover the key role that the Ri has played in the development of the modern world – from the thermos flask to the device that saved the lives of countless miners. Visit Faraday's magnetic laboratory displayed as it was in the 1850s, opposite a current state-of-the-art nanotechnology lab. Plus, try your hand at our chemical elements game: Test your reaction times and spot the 10 elements discovered at the Ri as they appear in our fast-and-furious elements song. Ground floor Meet the many characters in the story of the Ri. There's our Museum's namesake, Michael Faraday, the bookbinder's apprentice who got a job here through a lucky break and went on to become a scientific hero. But there's also his boss, the arrogant yet charismatic Humphry Davy, and Ada Lovelace, mathematician and daughter of Lord Byron. You can also find out about the 14 Nobel Prize winners who have worked at the Ri. This floor includes a stunning display of some of the people that have made the Ri what it is. First floor From the beginning of our history, the Ri has been famous as a place to discover and discuss the world around us. Many of the greatest scientists fro
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