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RSE @ Dumfries and Galloway


During 2010 /11 the RSE will deliver a locally tailored, high quality programme of public lectures, schools’ talks and workshops throughout Dumfries and Galloway. This programme builds upon a successful initiative of educational activities and events held in Arbroath during 2008/9. Click to read more....

Facing Up to Climate Change


The Royal Society of Edinburgh is holding a range of public evidence gathering events and public lectures in Edinburgh, Inverness, Aberdeen, Glasgow and Dumfries in connection with its inquiry, Facing up to Climate Change, which is looking at the opportunities and barriers to meeting the carbon reduction targets. Read more..
International Exchanges. Next Closing Date 1 November 2010

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The RSE initiates and supports a wide range of activities which enhance Scotland's involvement in global collaboration. Through events, exchanges, strategic partnerships and publications, the RSE promotes the reputation of the nation's research, innovation and culture. Further information

Vacancy: Parliamentary and Press Officer
This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced Parliamentary & Press Officer to take up a fulltime post working with the Royal Society of Edinburgh (RSE) and the Royal Society of Chemistry’s (RSC) to promote the contributions both organisations can make to the work of the Scottish Parliament and others,more..

 

Consultation Responses and Policy Statements

In 2009, the UK Government published its Digital Britain report, and set out an ambition “to secure the UK’s position as one of the world’s leading digital knowledge economies”. Building on this, the Royal Society of Edinburgh set up a Digital Scotland working group, chaired by Professor Michael Fourman, to take a broader view of the ways in which technological change could be stimulated and exploited for economic and social benefit, and to explore these within the particular economic, social and geographic context of Scotland. click here to read more...

The Society is frequently asked to comment on proposals prepared by Government departments, Committees of Inquiry, Parliamentary Committees and other public bodies, and our submissions and policy statements are made available on this site. View our most recent papers, including: Scotland's Higher Activity Radioactive Waste Policy
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