The RSE publishes ReSourcE Magazine three times a year. It highlights some of the work in which the RSE is currently engaged and features articles from RSE Fellows. It is available online and in hard copy.
The Summer 2023 edition of ReSourcE presents an exploration of the RSE’s connections on the global stage through our international partnerships, Corresponding Fellows, and wider network across multiple disciplines – demonstrating how Scotland’s expertise can be harnessed to make a positive impact on the world.
The Spring 2023 edition of ReSourcE focuses primarily on biodiversity – why it’s under threat, why it matters, and what can be done to tackle the biodiversity crisis.
From the latest scientific research to innovative conservation projects and policy initiatives across a range of sectors, we look at the current state of biodiversity in Scotland, the UK and internationally, and the efforts being made to protect it.
The Winter 2022 edition of ReSourcE delves into technological advancement and disruption as a primary focus. We hear from experts and leading thinkers within the RSE Fellowship and beyond on the rapidly-accelerating innovation in technology across multiple disciplines, while considering the wider implications for society.
The Summer 2022 edition of ReSourcE takes heed of the year-long celebration of Scotland’s Year of Stories. Stories are a vital part of Scotland’s culture, and when we share remarkable stories, whether spoken, written, sung, filmed—or played, as you will read in this edition—they give a sense of place, history and belonging. The RSE’s Fellowship and the Young Academy of Scotland harbour a rich heritage of stories and a wide range of powerful methods of storytelling across countless disciplines, and this edition offers a window into this resource.
The Spring 2022 edition of ReSourcE takes matters of health and wellbeing as its primary focus. We hear from experts and leading thinkers within the RSE Fellowship and beyond on some of the ways in which better health policies and practices can improve mental, social, and physical wellbeing across society; as well as the role of the arts and embracing culture.
The Winter 2021 edition of ReSourcE turns to the ever-accelerating field of innovation in health as the primary focus. We hear from experts and leading thinkers within the Fellowship and Young Academy of Scotland (YAS) on the use of new technology in healthcare, as well as innovation in emerging practices across the health sector.
Spring 2021 edition of the RSE’s ReSourcE Magazine. Read expert opinions from RSE Fellows on the pandemic’s impact on their work, and more.
Winter edition of the RSE’s ReSourcE Magazine. Read expert opinions from RSE Fellows on the pandemic’s impact on their work, and more.
The Spring 2020 edition of the RSE’s ReSourcE magazine, showcasing the impact of our Enterprise Fellowship programme, plus much more.
In this new-look issue, read about our Women In Science In Scotland photographic exhibition, featuring a multitude of our esteemed Fellows from all across the STEM spectrum.
This issue of ReSourcE leads with news of our recent RSE@ Inverness event, Food for Thought, featuring, amongst others, RSE Fellow Lucinda Bruce-Gardyne, founder of Genius Foods.
This issue highlights the RSE Awards Summer reception and the new RSE Unlocking Ambition Enterprise Fellowships. In addition, there are details of an event in the RSE@ Inverness programme and of the coming education conference in January 2019. There is also news of some of our Fellows, as well as information about the RSE Young Academy of Scotland, an international case study and recent Policy Advice papers.
This issue highlights several events which involved RSE Fellows over the last few months, as well as news about recent activities in the Awards, Policy, Events, International and Outreach teams, and the Young Academy of Scotland.
Featured in this first issue of our newsletter in 2018 is news of the Triennial Dinner held in January 2018, in honour of our outgoing President, Jocelyn Bell Burnell DBE; the Guest of Honour at the Dinner was Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal, an Honorary Fellow of the RSE.
This issue highlights the RSE Enterprise Fellowships, the Science and the Parliament and the RSE @Inverness programme.
The Autumn issue features the challenges and opportunities of Brexit and the RSE’s visit to China. It also announces a £52k legacy received, a special portrait of RSE ‘grandfather’ Colin Maclaurin and announces a 2018 Pharmacology celebratory event.
The highlight in our Summer issue is news of the visit by our Patron, Her Majesty The Queen to present the RSE Royal Medals for 2017.
Our first newsletter for 2017 contains a full list of this year’s new Fellows, which includes His Royal Highness Prince William, The Duke of Cambridge, and violinist, Nicola Benedetti.