Oxford’s Animal Vibration Lab showcased at Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition

Published on June 17, 2025

Cutting-edge Oxford University research on animal seismic senses will be featured at the Royal Society’s annual free celebration of world-leading science, taking place Tuesday 1 July to Sunday 6 July 2025. Hosted at the Society’s headquarters in central London, the Summer Science Exhibition invites all those with a curious mind to take part in fascinating hands-on activities, talks and thirteen interactive exhibits.
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