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'IFR organises a variety of scientific events accessible to research scientists, students and non-specialists on a regular basis throughout the year.' Alert 'IFR became independent in 2011, receiving strategic funding from BBSRC, and in April 2017, IFR transitioned into Quadram Institute Bioscience as a first step towards realising the vision of the Quadram Institute.'

‘Formed in 1993 ... Our aim is to encourage and assist anyone interested in tracing the history of Quaker families in the British Isles. We are based in Britain, so do not claim any expertise on the history of Quakers outside Britain. We are not a Quaker organisation and membership is open to anyone interested in the history of British or Irish Quakers.’

'Public Events at Queen Margaret University'.

'Events at Queen Mary, University of London'.

Occasional lectures within busy programme of events: 'We welcome all amateurs and beginners! - and also hope there will be plenty to interest the more advanced microscopist. So if you are interested in the microscope or microscopy why not think of joining us?'

Monthly meetings, Tuesday evenings.