‘A Connected Wales: Developing your Career as a Researcher in Wales and Beyond’ is the theme of this year’s LSW Early Career Researchers Network Colloquium.
The Colloquium will take place on 18 June at Bangor Universi... Read More
‘A Connected Wales: Developing your Career as a Researcher in Wales and Beyond’ is the theme of this year’s LSW Early Career Researchers Network Colloquium.
The Colloquium will take place on 18 June at Bangor Universi... Read More
The Celtic Academies Alliance (the Learned Society of Wales, the Royal Irish Academy, and the Royal Society of Edinburgh) warmly Read More
‘Pathways to Peace’ is a research programme organised by Academi Heddwch which examines contemporary sources of conflict within Wales and beyond, and explores new ways of mitigating or resolving it.
The Learned Society of Wales has partne... Read More
Now, perhaps more than ever, we need fresh ideas on what we mean by a peaceful world and what approaches to peace look like.
The LSW’s Early Career Researchers Network is therefore ex... Read More
The essential question of how the UK and the EU can maintain research collaboration in the aftermath of Brexit will be the focus on a one-day conference in Cardiff on Friday 24 November.
The following Fellows will be appearing at the Llŷn and Eifionydd National Eisteddfod...
... Read MoreThe work being done by early career researchers in Wales' can play an important part in the future social and economic prosperity of the country.
That will be the message to emerge from Read More
The study of well-being, what it is, how it is measured, how we can create and maintain it, has seen a growth in academic study into the field.
Our Read More
How can public services help us respond to various crises such as conflict and climate change? What role do different actors play in preparing for future pandemics? What lessons can we learn from civil emergencies regarding researchers’ access to data, and how can we apply these lessons to fu... Read More
Swansea University is holding the fourth instalment of its David Olive Lecture Series on 23rd March (4.30pm).
The speaker this year is Read More