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At Risk Academics: A Portrait
In 2016 the RSE Young Academy of Scotland (YAS) launched its At Risk Academic Refugees (ARAR) initiative to recognise young...
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At Risk Academics: A Portrait
In 2016 the RSE Young Academy of Scotland (YAS) launched its At Risk Academic Refugees (ARAR) initiative to recognise young...
At Risk Academics: A Portrait
In 2016 the RSE Young Academy of Scotland (YAS) launched its At Risk Academic Refugees (ARAR) initiative to recognise young...
At Risk Academics: A Portrait
In 2016 the RSE Young Academy of Scotland (YAS) launched its At Risk Academic Refugees (ARAR) initiative to recognise young...
At Risk Academics: A Portrait
In 2016 the RSE Young Academy of Scotland (YAS) launched its At Risk Academic Refugees (ARAR) initiative to recognise young...
Charles Piazzi Smyth Symposium
Charles Piazzi Smyth FRSE fascinates a wide range of people – Astronomers, Historians, Photography experts, Egyptologists, Art lovers, and the public in general – and his legacy is being celebrated to mark the 200 years since his birth.
At Risk Academic Refugees: A Portrait
In 2016 the At Risk Academic Refugees (ARAR) initiative was launched to recognise young professionals of outstanding talent from Scotland’s...
Fascinating Futures
Drop in to one of our talks to discover fascinating future developments in medicine, forensic science, tourism, gaming, astrobiology and much more.
The RSE President’s Lecture 2019
Professor Geoffrey Hinton FRS, the 'godfather of deep learning' will present this year's RSE President's Lecture. Professor Hinton was awarded the IEEE/RSE James Clerk Maxwell Award in 2016 for his pioneering and sustained contributions to machine learning.
Piazzi Smyth Symposium
a series of events to celebrate the life and work of Charles Piazzi Smyth FRSE.
Seeing What You Think: The Future of Artificial Intelligence-Driven Quantum Cameras
The Italian Institute of Culture and the Italian Consulate, in collaboration with Italian Academics in Scotland, are pleased to announce a series of events where science meets the general public.
Lecture: Prostate Cancer – a disease of our time
Prostate cancer continues to pose considerable controversies, and to attract interest and attention from the public, the media, scientists and urologists alike. This presentation will take you through a journey of evidence-based knowledge, examining in turn the old, the new, the good, the bad and the future, in managing this common and ubiquitous disease.
Inspiration and Innovation: the role of Grand Challenges
Professor Dame Ann Dowling, President of the Royal Academy of Engineering will deliver this year’s Royal Academy of Engineering and Royal Society of Edinburgh Joint Lecture at the University of Glasgow.
EU Passenger Rights in the UK – Where Do We Go From Here?
Presented by the Ring-fencing Passenger Rights after Brexit Project.
Wikipedia Edit-A-Thon
Wikipedia is the largest open knowledge resource in human history. However, currently less than 18% of biographies on the Wikipedia platform are about women. This information gap silences women’s contribution to science.
Lecture: International Leadership for the Environment
RSE/SCRR Peter Wilson Lecture 2019. In this prestigious lecture, Francesca Osowska sets out some challenges on how nature should be at the heart of decision making in rural Scotland.
RSE/Gifford Seminar associated with Professor Dame Mary Beard’s Gifford Lectures for 2018–19
An opportunity to explore questions relating to the larger themes of Dame Mary's Gifford Lectures on 'The Ancient World and Us: from fear and loathing to enlightenment and ethics'.
RSE–DNVA Symposium: Norway–Scotland Waves and Marine Hydrodynamics Symposium
The RSE and the Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters (DNVA) will be holding a Symposium focused on Norway-Scotland Waves and Marine Hydrodynamics.
RSE–KVAB Symposium – Women in STEM
This Symposium will bring together leading experts from Belgium and Scotland to discuss the current climate surrounding the position of women in STEM.
A Tale of Two Periodic Tables
Part of the Inverness Science Festival 2019, this public talk will be given by Emeritus Professor David Cole-Hamilton FRSE and researcher, M Pilar Gil, both from the University of St Andrews.
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!
FULLY BOOKED – RSE@ The Holywood Trust – ‘All That Remains’ – An Afternoon of Forensic Anthropology
In her new book 'All That Remains', Professor Dame Sue Black FRSE approaches the subject of death with clarity, authenticity, humanity and humour. Join Professor Black in Dumfries to hear first hand, how forensic science has developed, and what her work has taught her.
Start-up Science Masterclasses for S1 & S2 Students: University of Dundee – CANCELLED
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.
Being a Woman in Science: Changed Times?
Part of the Edinburgh Science Festival's programme; this was a fascinating event with three high-profile women scientists, as they discussed their personal experiences of being women in science.