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Darwin was a fellow, but was not a president of the Royal Society.
The '''Royal Society''' is [[Britain|Britain's]] preeminent scientific institution. It was founded in 1660, and early Fellows included [[Christopher Wren]], [[Robert Boyle]], [[Robert Hooke]] and [[Isaac Newton]]. Past presidents include Wren, Newton, [[Joseph Banks]], [[Humphrey Davy]], [[Charles Darwin]], [[Lord Kelvin]], [[Lord Lister]] and [[Ernest Rutherford]].
The '''Royal Society''' is [[Britain|Britain's]] preeminent scientific institution. It was founded in 1660, and early Fellows included [[Christopher Wren]], [[Robert Boyle]], [[Robert Hooke]], [[Charles Darwin]], and [[Isaac Newton]]. Past presidents include Wren, Newton, [[Joseph Banks]], [[Humphrey Davy]], [[Lord Kelvin]], [[Lord Lister]] and [[Ernest Rutherford]].
==Election Process==
==Election Process==