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RSE Newsletter - ReSourcE  - Spring 2013 Issue 39

Front cover of ReSource no. 39


Highlights in the Spring 2013 (no. 39) edition include:
announcement of new RSE Fellows and new members of the Young Academy of Scotland; latest news about the series of events on Enlightening the Constitutional Debate and on the Digital Participation Inquiry; two case studies on past RSE Enterprise Fellows.

Towards a New Enlightenment. Our Strategic Framework

Strategic Framework

As Scotland’s National Academy of the Sciences, Arts & Humanities and Commerce, the RSE has an important role to play in supporting Scotland’s cultural, economic and social well-being in the 21st century.

Building on our successful contribution in recent years, this Strateg yprovides a broad framework and clear direction within which RSE Fellows and staff will deliver activities which contribute to the well-being of people in Scotland.

Scotland and the United Kingdom

Scotland and the UK

 The issue of Scottish independence is one of the biggest constitutional issues facing the UK, with far-reaching consequences for all UK citizens.  The Royal Society of Edinburgh (RSE) and British Academy Policy Centre (BA) have released a report outlining Scotland’s past, present and future relationship with the rest of the United Kingdom.

The new report – Scotland and the United Kingdom- explores the options for further devolution and the potential consequences for the UK, including issues such as tax and spending, defence and relations with the European Union.

Science Scotland : Issue 13 : Winter 2012


Scotland's universities have a long tradition of excellence in biomedical and life sciences research. This issue highlights how this expertise has underpinned the development of many innovative Scottish biomedical companies, turning exciting ideas into new drugs and other pharmaceutical solutions, which have major international impact.

Foreward by Proessor Angus Lamond FRS FRSE, member of the Science Scotland Editorial Team.

Viewpoints from Professor Andrew Morris FRSE, Scotland's Chief Scientist, and from Professor Roland Wolf OBE FRSE.

Features seven Scottish companies of between 2 and 60 employees and establised between 2001 and 2010.

Visit the Science Scotland website to read individual articles.

 

 

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