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Wales and the World – Times Higher Publication

15 September, 2017

Wales operates in a competitive global environment where international awareness and recognition of its research excellence and innovation is often less well known. On the 14th September 2017 the Times Higher Education (THE) printed and distributed a dedicated supplement by the Lear... Read More

LSW response to the European Union (Withdrawal) Bill

7 September, 2017

The Learned Society of Wales has responded to the joint consultation on the European (Withdrawal) Bill and its implications for Wales, run by the Constitutional and Legislative Affairs Committee and the External Affairs and Additional Leg... Read More

Exchanging Ideas Seminar Series 2017

17 August, 2017

Since earlier this year, the Society has worked with the National Assembly for Wales Research Service to develop a pilot series of expert seminars for Assembly Members and their support staff, looking at ambition in policy development. The three semina... Read More

LSW working with Welsh government to promote and protect Welsh interests – Western Mail

11 August, 2017

In the Western Mail on July 29th, the President of the LSW, Sir Emyr Jones Parry highlighted the complex issues facing Wales when leaving the European Union and some of the ways in which the academic community and Learned Society of Wales have been working to address some of the challenges and help promote and protect ... Read More

Welsh research needs more funding for planned reforms to succeed – Research Fortnight

Responding to the Welsh government' recent white paper proposing significant changes to Wales's research and post-compulsory education institutions, Prof Peter Halligan, LSW Chief Executive, welcomed the creation of a dedicated arm’s-length body for research and innovation. However, in the Research Fortnight... Read More

National academies ready to engage with Brexit negotiations

3 August, 2017

Today the Learned Society of Wales, along with the British Academy, the Royal Irish Academy and the Royal Society of Edinburgh, has issued a joint a statement expressing readiness to engage with the UK Government as it proceeds with the negotiations with the EU and in facilitating the various other arrangements which w... Read More

Celebrating collaboration: LSW- Welsh Crucible award

14 July, 2017

On Thursday 13th June, the first Welsh Crucible/Learned Society of Wales prize was awarded at the Welsh Crucible 2017 Lab 3 in Swansea. Welsh Crucible is a Nesta based programme that supports research-inspired innovation and cross-disciplinary collaboration. Designed to introduce... Read More

Celebrating the impact of Wales’s research

30 June, 2017

A blog by Kirstie Hewlett and Saba Hinrichs-Krapels, King’s College London, authors of 'Impacts of academic research from Welsh universities'

We and colleagues from ... Read More

The Societal and Economic Impact of Welsh Universities

28 June, 2017

A new report commissioned by the Learned Society of Wales captures the impressive research impact of Welsh universities to wider society and the economy. The Read More

One Health Wales: The importance of People’s Wellbeing and Planetary Health Western Mail Column

21 June, 2017

On Thursday 15 June, the Society published the following column by Professor John Wyn Owen FLSW in The Western Mail

As Wales’s National Academy, the Learned Society of Wales contributes to the social, cultural and economic wellbeing of Wales through the advancement of learning and useful knowled... Read More

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