Fellowship
The RSE Fellowship comprises around 1,800 leading experts in the sciences, arts, business, professions and the third and public sectors, with links to Scotland. This range of expertise within the Fellowship places us in a unique position to provide an informed, interdisciplinary response to issues facing Scotland and internationally.
RSE Fellows are the most distinguished in their fields. The RSE has three categories of Fellows, each with a post nominal:
- Fellows of the Royal Society of Edinburgh (FRSE)
- Corresponding Fellows of the Royal Society of Edinburgh (CorrFRSE)
- Honorary Fellows of the Royal Society of Edinburgh (HonFRSE)
We engage and connect nationally and internationally to share knowledge and tackle the most pressing challenges of the modern world.
Current Fellows
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Dr Alan Williamson FRSE
Former Vice-President, Research Strategy Worldwide, Merck Research Laboratories -
Dr Alison Elliot FRSE
Former Moderator General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, University of Edinburgh -
Dr Alison Goligher FRSE
Executive Vice-President, Unconventionals International, Shell International Ltd -
Dr Alison Sheridan FRSE
Research Associate, National Museums Scotland -
Dr Andrew Smith FRSE
Former Senior Research Scientist, Natural History Museum -
Dr Andrew Taylor FRSE
Executive Director, STFC National Laboratories, Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC) -
Dr Annie Lennox HonFRSE
Chancellor, Glasgow Caledonian University -
Dr Archie Bethel FRSE
President, Society of Maritime Industries -
Dr Barbara Crawford FRSE
Honorary Director, Strathmartine Centre for Research and Education in Scottish History -
Dr Barbara Lane FRSE
Director and Fellow of Fire Safety Engineering -
Dr Barbara Rae FRSE
Artist, Scotland -
Dr Bonnie Dunbar CorrFRSE
TEES Distinguished Research Professor, Aerospace Engineering -
Dr Brian Lang FRSE
Former Principal and Vice-Chancellor, University of St Andrews -
Dr Bridget McConnell FRSE
Non-Executive Director, Scottish Power Renewables -
Dr Carol Trager-Cowan FRSE
Reader in the Department of Physics, University of Strathclyde -
Dr Chris Van der Kuyl FRSE
Visiting Professor of Digital Entertainment, Abertay University