The RSE’s funding programme aims to:
Attract and retain those with outstanding potential to establish their careers in Scotland.
Encourage enterprise, innovation and the commercialisation of technology-based ideas coming from academic research.
Develop international collaboration and enable participation in international research programmes.
Dr Catherine Berry, RSE Personal Research Fellowship awardee engineers stem cell vesicles for improved wound healing
37 exceptional researchers will be supported through the latest RSE Research Awards programme.
Neuroscientist Dr Gang Li, RSE International Joint Project awardee explores a novel method of mitigating cybersickness.
Caroline’s Enterprise Fellowship spun out a new biotech company – Elasmogen, the next-generation, therapeutic biologics company.
These medals recognise individuals who are exemplary at communicating, facilitating engagement, and advancing public discussion on significant matters.
These medals recognise individuals who are exemplary at communicating, facilitating engagement, and advancing public discussion on significant matters.
The RSE’s opportunity to showcase individuals who have secured RSE research awards and Enterprise Fellowships in this past year. Read about past and present awardees success stories, sharing their experiences that demonstrate the tremendous diversity, breadth and energy of Scotland’s research sector.