For over a century, chemists have pictured an electrolyte, the substance that carries charge inside a battery, as simple: a salt dissolved in a liquid, splitting into ions that move around freely. The latest issue of #PhilTransA challenges that picture: royalsocietypublishing.org/rsta/issue/3....

WEBINAR 28 SEP 12:00 EDT / 16:00 UTC: Royal Society - Safe, secure and robust AI for safety-critical systems
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@royalsocietypublishing.org seminar: Kolda, Higham and Xiao on AI deployment, security and medical bias in LLMs.

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Safe, secure and robust #AI for safety-critical systems. Join us on 28 Sep 5:00 PM (London, UK time) to hear #PhilTransA authors discuss methods to specify and verify AI behaviour, how to detect vulnerabilities and design defensive strategies: cassyni.com/events/9Tob6...

Did you know that throughout 2026 you can publish #OpenAccess in the Royal Society's 8 subscription journals for free with no APCs to pay? Find out more about Subscribe to Open: royalsociety.org/journals/aut... #ProcA #ProcB #JRSocInterface #BiologyLetters #PhilTransA #PhilTransB #NotesandRecords 🧪

Hypercomplex algebras are a consequent generalization of real and complex numbers, quaternions and Grassmann algebras. Join us on 24 Sep 12:00 PM (London, UK time) to hear #PhilTransA authors discuss modern applications of geometric algebra: cassyni.com/events/W6M9i...

The latest issue of #PhilTransA addresses the intense bursts of particle radiation that hit the Earth from space about once a millennium. The bursts are widely thought to be initiated by extreme solar storms. Read the full issue: royalsocietypublishing.org/rsta/issue/3...

Lie algebras have been a fundamental tool to describe symmetry in mathematics and physics since the 19th century. A new issue of #PhilTransA covers current developments related to these “derived Lie algebras” and their applications. Read the issue: royalsocietypublishing.org/rsta/issue/3...