Royal Society of Sciences in Uppsala

The Royal Society of Sciences in Uppsala, founded in 1710, is Sweden's oldest royal academy, notable for its historical significance and contributions to science. Early members include renowned figures like Emanuel Swedenborg and Anders Celsius. The academy comprises 130 national and 100 foreign members organized into four classes, focusing on various scientific disciplines. It awards prestigious prizes such as the Linnaeus prize and the Celsius Gold Medal, recognizing outstanding achievements in science. Visitors and researchers can appreciate its rich history and ongoing influence in the scientific community.