Knowledge hub
Stay updated on the latest knowledge and research with our hub, which is designed to help you learn about the world around you.
These resources are from RSE Fellows, members of the Young Academy of Scotland, RSE research awardees, and medallists. These resources do not necessarily reflect the views of the RSE but are an opportunity for those in the RSE community to share their expertise and updates in their work.
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A conversation on Scotland’s upcoming election and how the new Parliament can build a future where everyone can thrive.
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Watch: An exploration of how language and identity intersect, and how languages travel through migration, conflict, economic pressures, and chance.
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How did complex life emerge the way it did? Professor Nick Lane and a panel of experts unpack this question.
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Does poetry and philosophy have more in common than we might think?
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Who wins and who loses when we decide how Scotland’s land is used?
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Bringing the margins to the centre to shape a fairer and more united Scotland through empathy and inclusion.
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How can we end poverty in Scotland when pay is low and life is expensive?
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Finding solutions to the interlinked crises in biodiversity, food, water, health, and climate change.
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How can we navigate a world where truth is increasingly contested?
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This discussion examines who wins and who loses when we decide how Scotland’s land is used?
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This video reflects on the legacy of Scottish innovation, and explore its present and future.
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Catch up as David Pratt delivers this year’s McCormick Lecture at the RSE – recording now available.
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Hear the importance of Scotland’s space sector to the economy, society, and tackling climate change.
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Watch the recording as Ian Redmond visits the RSE in this sold-out event covering the impact of the illegal wildlife trade, the importance of responsible eco-tourism, and the role of species like gorillas in preserving ecosystems.
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Watch Seabirds on Scottish Islands, presented by Dr Paul Walton, RSPB Scotland’s Head of Habitats and Species, as part of our Islands – future event, a conference dedicated to exploring the future of Scotland’s islands. About Islands-future This event delved into themes like sustainable economies, archaeology, youth outmigration, marine biology, and environmental stewardship. By bringing […]
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Celebrating the 250th anniversary of Paisley weaver poet and songwriter Robert Tannahill and reevaluating his legacy and cultural impact.
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Watch Islands – future, a conference dedicated to exploring the future of Scotland’s islands.
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A conference addressing critical issues of criminal justice in Scotland and the UK.
