RSE publishes Year in Review 2024-2025
Highlights of the session April 2024-March 2025 have been published in the RSE’s year in review.
The Royal Society of Edinburgh is Scotland’s National Academy, delivering an ambitious slate of programmes to fulfil our mission to “make knowledge useful”.
The year in review of the 2024-2025 session highlights how the Society has supported innovation, influenced public policy, strengthened Scotland’s research capacity and leadership, and enabled the public to contribute to debates on issues of national and global significance. The publication includes a foreword from incoming RSE President Professor Sir Anton Muscatelli and RSE Chief Executive Professor Sarah Skerratt.
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The review highlights a year shaped by the inaugural delivery of a new strategic plan, focused on the mission of ‘knowledge made useful’ to address key societal issues. It includes forewords from RSE’s President, General Secretary, and Chief Executive, discussing the progress on these strategic priorities and notable achievements and impacts across research support, policy influence, international collaboration, and public engagement.
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The review features introductory remarks from the President, Professor Sir John Ball, and the Chief Executive, Professor Sarah Skerratt; and provides an overview on the RSE’s commitment to ‘knowledge made useful’; achievements throughout the year, and a summary report on finance and governance.
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