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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Cervical cancer is preventabe. Yet, every year in Scotland around 100 women die from cervical cancer. This should not happen.
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While cutting spending or raising taxes remain options, long-term prosperity depends on economic growth. Delivering this will require investment, skills development, and support for high-value industries to ensure more inclusive and sustainable living standards.
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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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When people think of rural education, their first thoughts often focus on challenges like distance, limited transport, and historical underinvestment. Yet, these factors need not define educational possibility, writes Douglas Dickson.
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Angela Cox highlights that Scotland’s future prosperity depends on giving regions the freedom and flexibility to shape skills around their own economic priorities. She calls for a system that is nationally aligned but locally empowered. to help communities thrive.
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Who wins and who loses when we decide how Scotland’s land is used?
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How can we end poverty in Scotland when pay is low and life is expensive?
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The Autumn/Winter edition of ReSourcE focuses on the broad range of ways that human choose to communicate with each other.
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Jan Lundell, Finnish education expert, reflects on STEM strategies in Scotland and Finland, highlighting shared challenges, teacher trust, and systemic innovation.
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Hear the importance of Scotland’s space sector to the economy, society, and tackling climate change.
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Scotland’s college sector is on the brink, says City of Glasgow College CEO Paul Little.
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Aligning education with the economy’s needs allows us to offer young people meaningful opportunities, and future-proof skills.
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Explore how elite world schools navigate global aspirations amidst social inequalities. Dr Jen Kirkwood writes about privilege, cosmopolitan education, and pathways to prestigious universities.
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Scottish schools are pioneering a ‘Learning for Sustainability’ approach, integrating outdoor education and climate justice to empower young learners in tackling the nature and climate crises. Long before the recent reviews of Scottish schooling, the Scottish Government established an advisory group to make recommendations on how sustainability could become part of school-life. This led to […]
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With the persistent impact of poverty on educational outcomes in Scotland, Professor Edward Sosu highlights targeted policy interventions to address socioeconomic disparities.
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There’s a growing need to integrate ethical literacy into the STEM curriculum to equip young people with the skills to thrive.
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Data collection on children in Scotland: Exploring the intricate connections of prenatal conditions, environmental factors, and child development.
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Within schools, bullying continues to be an issue, but when it comes to understanding bullying, how do we measure it? Is it behaviour or impact?
