We were delighted to hear the news that two of our Fellows were recognised in the recent New Year’s Honours list.
We offer many congratulations to Professor Meena Upadhyaya who was named as a Dame for services to community cohesion in Wal... Read More
The Learned Society of Wales welcomes the announcement of plans for the UK to reassociate with the Erasmus programme from 2027.
Projects ranging from young people’s vaping to women’s leadership, and from the future of Welsh animation to the impact of online hate will all benefit from our latest Research Workshop Grant Scheme awards.
<... Read MoreThe Learned Society of Wales has added its name to calls for the Flemish government to reverse its decision ... Read More
Dr Emma Yhnell FLSW will sit on the Research Ethics and Integrity Council (REIC), at ALLEA, the European Federation of Academies of Sciences and Humanities, following her successful competitive nomination for the role by the Learned Society of Wales.
We are inviting insight and feedback from anyone who has thought about Fellowship of the LSW. We want to improve our understanding of what works and what can be improved as we begin a review of our Fellowship nomination and election process.
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A new fund we are launching, in partnership with Medr, aims to encourage a strong research culture in Wales and support researchers and their networks at a time of pressure for higher education.
This update from LSW is the first in a series that we intend to share to highlight our ambitions for EDI, the progress we have made, and the work we still have to do.
The Learned Society of Wales is deeply committed to inclus... Read More
Plans for the fourth LSW Early Career Researchers Colloquium are already underway with a date and venue set.
Two-days of training, flash-talks, networking, social activities and our popular poster competition will take place on 29-30 June 202... Read More
