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The Royal Scottish Society of Arts (R.S.S.A.) was founded in 1821 as 'The Society for the Encouragement of the Useful Arts in Scotland' and incorporated by Royal Charter in 1841. It was concerned with the fields that we would now describe as science, technology, engineering and manufacture, but which were then known as the useful arts, as opposed to the fine arts.
Today the Society aims to showcase Scotland's Science, technology and Innovation, mainly through a monthly lecture programme, excursions, promotion of Honorary Fellows, and the award of medals.
The lecture programme is given by excellent public speakers, who are distinguished in their fields of study, and the topics cover a wide range of scientific and technical issues, all pertinent to the Scotland in which we live today. Members of the public are welcome to attend these lectures.
"Managing Global Challenges on a One Health Platform"
Professor David J. Argyle BVMS PhD DECVIM-CA (Oncology) MRCVS,
European Recognised Specialist in Veterinary Oncology,
William Dick Chair of Veterinary Clinical Studies,
Dean of Veterinary Medicine and Head of School,
The Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies
at 7pm on Monday 30th April 2018
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The full programme for the Society's 197th Session (2017-18) is now available to download as a pdf file.
[Download programme (2.9Mbytes)]
