A large number of our Fellows will be contributing to this year’s Eisteddfod:
Saturday 30th July
Gwy... Read More
Archive for the ‘Events’ Category
ClwstwrVerse Is Coming
27 June, 2022
The AHRC/Welsh Government funded Clwstwr programme, Directed by LSW Fellow Professor Justin Lewis, will be showcasing some of their over 100 media innovation projects at ClwstwrVerse on Monday, 4 July in Cardiff City Hall. All are welcome.
The Learned Society of Wales is supporting the c.800–c.1800 Welsh Manuscripts Conference, 20 - 22 June in Aberystwyth.
This conference will be held jointly by the University of... Read More
Science and the Senedd: Research and Innovation in Wales
16 May, 2022
Oliva Harrison, our Chief Executive, will be one of the speakers at this year's Science and the Senedd event.
The theme is 'Buildin... Read More
Corporations, Accountability & Human Rights: Conference
10 May, 2022
The Learned Society of Wales is supporting a two-day conference (12-13 May 2022) organised by Cardiff University’s School of Law and Politics.
It will examine the role played by international, regional and national institut... Read More
WISERD Annual Conference 2022: Call for Papers
4 February, 2022
“Civil society and participation: issues of equality, identity and cohesion in a changing social landscape”.
With a focus on addressing global contemporary challenges shaping civil society and participation in post-covid ... Read More
Lecture – Rugby and National Identity in Wales: A History
31 January, 2022
A lecture by Professor Martin Johnes
Wednesday 2 March 2022, 6pm.
All welcome. A hybrid event at the University's Lampeter camp... Read More
ECR Network at Sustainable Agriculture Conference
24 January, 2022
Members of the Learned Society of Wales' Early Career Research Network will be running a session on 'Building your Network as an Early Career Researcher' at February's Sustainable Agriculture for the 21st Century conference, ... Read More
Climate Sustainability in the Academic System – The Why and the How
12 January, 2022
The disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic have drastically pushed us to re-think our working modes and practices, leaving almost no domain unchanged. At the same time, the latest IPCC report leaves no room for doubt about the urgent need to take action again... Read More
Health Inequalities: New Methods, Better Insights?
16 November, 2021
A new generation of scientific methods is improving our understanding of health inequalities in Europe, but investment in data infrastructure is needed to make use of its potential for informing policymaking, a new report claims.
The report, Read More