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Myth and Reality in Silk Road History
Lecture organised by the Scotland China Education Network in association with the RSE.
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The Idea of Accountable Office in Ancient Greece and Beyond
This lecture explores the price of unaccountability – when officials are in power but not in office – and how accountability can be restored.
Start-up Science Masterclasses for S1 & S2 Students: St Andrews University
Researchers at the St Andrews University are holding Start-Up Science Masterclasses for S1 and S2 students. At these sessions, students get up to all sorts of science and technology mischief whilst broadening their knowledge and experience.
Pharmacology Futures 2018
The rich history of Edinburgh Pharmacology is being celebrated with a meeting on pharmacology’s future, one that highlights the importance of pharmacology in scientific discovery, the creation of new medicines and in understanding and minimising toxicity.
Start-up Science Masterclasses for S1 & S2 Students: Queen Margaret University
Researchers at the Queen Margaret University are holding Start-Up Science Masterclasses for S1 and S2 students. At these sessions, students get up to all sorts of science and technology mischief whilst broadening their knowledge and experience.
Applications for the 2050 Climate Group: Young Leaders Development Programme are now open!
If you are aged 18–35, live in Scotland and are interested in combatting climate change, read on.
Start-up Science Masterclasses for S1 & S2 Students: University of Aberdeen
Researchers at the University of Aberdeen are holding Start-Up Science Masterclasses to work with S1 and S2 students to conduct fun science experiments with them!
Start-up Science Masterclasses for S1 & S2 Students: University of Glasgow
Researchers at the University of Dundee will host Start-Up Science Masterclasses for S1 and S2 students. At these sessions, students will get up to all sorts of science and technology mischief whilst broadening their knowledge and experience.
Scotland’s Energy Future: Community Engagement – Glasgow
The RSE's Energy Inquiry aims to contribute to the important debate around Scotland’s energy supply, demand and use. As an important part of the RSE's major Inquiry, members of the Inquiry Committee holding an event in Glasgow to engage with the local community on this topic.
RSE/JSPS Symposium: Organic Optoelectronics: Lighting Up the Future
Organic Optoelectronics: Lighting Up the Future
The Design and Construction of Queensferry Crossing: A Unique 3-Tower cable Stay Bridge
At this, the 2018 Annual RSE/RAEng lecture, the evolution and development of the design of the Queensferry Crossing, driven by engineering, operational and aesthetic requirements, will be described. This event marks the 25th Anniversary of the RSE/RAEng Joint Lecture series.
Start-up Science Masterclasses for S1 & S2 Students: University of Dundee
Researchers at the University of Dundee will host Start-Up Science Masterclasses for S1 and S2 students. At these sessions, students will get up to all sorts of science and technology mischief whilst broadening their knowledge and experience.
Innovation in organ transplantation
This event will explore pioneering innovations in organ donation and transplantation, which are transforming the lives of thousands of patients.
Variation in Scots
Join this panel discussion around the structure, history and evolution of the Scots language and its contribution to Scotland’s identity and future.
RSE@ Inverness: Rosemarkie Man – Young People’s Short Story Competition
Enter competition for Young People's Short Story for 10–13 & 14–18 year olds. Entries will be judged by Ian Rankin FRSE & Professor Sue Black FRSE. Stories deadline: Friday 30 March 2018. Prizegiving: Sunday 22 April 2018.
Scotland’s Energy Future: Community Engagement – Edinburgh
The RSE's Energy Inquiry aims to contribute to the important debate around Scotland’s energy supply, demand and use. As an important part of the RSE's major Inquiry, members of the Inquiry Committee holding an event in Edinburgh to engage with the local community on this topic.
RSE/KVAB Workshop: Privacy, Healthcare and Data Science
The internet, big data and social networks have changed our everyday lives and much more is to come. The possibilities are endless but what threats to our privacy lurk in the digital world around us?
Scotland’s Energy Future: Community Engagement – Shetland
The RSE's Energy Inquiry aims to contribute to the important debate around Scotland’s energy supply, demand and use. As an important part of the RSE's major Inquiry, members of the Inquiry Committee will be travelling to Shetland to engage with the local community on this topic.
What Can Space Do for You?
Humans have known for a long time that the Earth is finite but that it may continue for at least as many centuries as it has already. Unfortunately, human behave as if exactly the opposite is true; as if the planet is infinite and time limitless. Space is so vital for the future that all humans should become space actors, not simply spectators, and address one vital question, "what can I do for space?"
The Independent Commission on Referendums: who, what, why and how
In October, the Constitution Unit launched an Independent Commission on Referendums, to review the role of referendums in British democracy. At this seminar, the chair and members of the Commission will discuss their task and the input they need from other experts and the public to ensure that the Commission draws on the widest possible evidence base.
Tapping All Our Talents Review 2018 – Launch Event
Join us as the RSE launches a timely review of its 2012 Inquiry, Tapping All Our Talents: Women in STEM.
RSE@ Inverness – Song of the Dolphin Boy
Join the RSE@ Inverness at Waterstone's to celebrate the launch of award-winning author Elizabeth Laird's 'Song of the Dolphin Boy'. Elizabeth is joined by zoologist Lucy Quinn – who recently worked on the BBC's Blue Planet II series – for book readings, conversation & discussion.
Scotland’s Land: Successes and Failures, Challenges and Solutions
This talk will begin by celebrating Scotland’s natural assets. It will question whether all that has happened in recent times has been beneficial and whether we would now have acted differently.
RSE@Inverness: Dino Digs & Monster Myths
Join us at the Inverness Town House for the RSE New Year Family Event. The theme of this year’s New Year Event is ‘Dino Digs and Monster Myths’ and will consider how myths, legends and scientific enquiry have combined to fascinate and inspire our ancient ancestors through to current generations.