Archive for the ‘Fellows’ Category

Welcome to our new Fellows: Wales has the talent to thrive

The announcement today of the Learned Society of Wales’ 44 new Fellows is an opportunity to celebrate the depth and breadth of Welsh research, innovation, leadership and creativity.

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

LSW Fellow Brings Wales’ Voice to European Ethics Committee

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.

Wales’s voice will be heard at an important European level after three Learned Society of Wales Fellows were appointed to task forces with ALLEA, the Federation of European Academies.

ALLEA’s ta... Read More

In memory of John Heywood Thomas FLSW

9 November 1926 - 6 April 2025

John Heywood Thomas was one of the most accomplished theologians of his generation. Having been based in four universities: Durham, Manchester, Nottingham and the University of Wales, he establi... Read More

New Honorary Fellows offer powerful messages

The risks we face from environmental changes in the Arctic and Antarctica, and the need to listen to marginalised communities were the messages delivered by two of our new Honorary Fellows last month

Professor Jane Francis, who is Director of... Read More

Building a Future for Women in Science

On International Day of Women and Girls in Science, as part of our strategic role 'to celebrate the value of excellent research and diverse contributions', we're showcasing the work of our most recently elected women Fellows who work in science, technology, engineering, medicine and maths.

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