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The latest news from the Learned Society of Wales

Wales Studies Research Workshop Grants

2 June, 2021
Our Wales Studies Research Workshop Grants are intended to facilitate intellectual and creative interaction and partnership between researchers from different disciplines and from a range of institutions, within the academic community, the public and the private sectors, the Welsh Go... Read More

How can we make the Learned Society of Wales more welcoming and inclusive?

1 June, 2021
This year, the Learned Society of Wales has once again placed equality and diversity at the centre of its activity. We will carry that forward into the year to come. We are determined to continue to make the Society welcoming and inclusive, and to value and celebrate the contributions of all. Web survey:How can we... Read More

President’s speech – AGM, 19 May 2021

26 May, 2021
"I am delighted to have this opportunity to speak to you all at the end of my first year as President. First, I would like to reiterate the Society’s warm welcome to all of our new Fellows, and of course to Professor Carby and Sir Michael as our new Honorary Fellows. "This has, of course, been an extraordinary ye... Read More

Professor Bernard Schutz: Fellow of the Royal Society

10 May, 2021
Professor Bernard Schutz FLSW FRS, Professor in the School of Physics and Astronomy, Cardiff University, has been elected as a Fellow of the Royal Society. Professor Schutz is a theoretical physicist, specialising in gravitational wave science. The Royal Society wrote: He showed that gravitational wave signal... Read More

Appointments, Poems and the Future

4 May, 2021
Professor Geraint Lewis has been involved in the translation of a classic work of Welsh science fiction: Wythnos yng Nghymru Fydd (A Week in Future Wales). The book, just published, involves time travel and explores what Wales could be like in the year 2033. Professor Derec Llwyd Morgan's latest... Read More

Society Writes to Queen Elizabeth

15 April, 2021
The Learned Society of Wales, a Royal Charter Charity for which the Prince of Wales is patron, has written to Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth, to offer its condolences to her and her family following the death of Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh. Read More