The Royal Society of Edinburgh
(GB) The Royal Society of Edinburgh, established in 1783, is an educational charity, registered in Scotland, operating on an independent and non-party-political basis and providing public benefit throughout Scotland. Our 1500-strong Fellowship covers science and technology, arts, humanities, social science, business and public service.
Women academics nominated by the Royal Society of Edinburgh
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Prof. Rona McLeod MacKie
University of Glasgow
Health and welfare
Health
Cutaneous oncology, especially melanoma
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Prof. Margaret Ruth MacLean
University of Glasgow
Health and welfare
Health
Pharmacology, Lung vascular disease, Right heart failure, Pulmonary hypertension, Serotonin, Oestrogen, Effects of sex, Post graduate education […]
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Prof. Fiona Macpherson
University of Glasgow
Arts and humanities
Humanities
Philosophy of Mind, Philosophy of Perception, Philosophy of Consciousness, Philosophy of Cognitive Science
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Prof. Jean Manson
University of Edinburgh
Natural sciences, mathematics and statistics, Health and welfare
Biological and related sciences , Physical sciences, Health
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Prof. Mercedes Maroto-Valer
Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh
Engineering, manufacturing and construction
Engineering and engineering trades
Carbon Dioxide Capture, Transport, Storage and Utilisation, Carbon Dioxide Photoreduction, Solar Fuels; Flow in porous media
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Prof. Dr. Victoria Martin
University of Edinburgh
Natural sciences, mathematics and statistics
Physical sciences
High-energy collider physics
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Prof. Michela Massimi
University of Edinburgh
Arts and humanities
Humanities
Philosophy, Theology and Law
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Prof. Dr. Claire Miller
University of Glasgow
Natural sciences, mathematics and statistics
Mathematics and statistics
Statistics, Environmental Statistics
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Prof. Francisca Mutapi PhD
University of Edinburgh
Health and welfare
Health
global health infection and immunity, epidemiology, molecular biology
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Prof. Niamh Nic Daeid
University of Dundee
forensic chemistry, fire investigation, drug profiling, mathematical methods in forensic science
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Prof. Dr. Tracy Palmer
Newcastle University
Natural sciences, mathematics and statistics
Biological and related sciences , Physical sciences
Microbiology, biochemistry
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Prof. Dr. Jill Patricia Pell
University of Glasgow
Health and welfare
Health
Epidemiology; public health
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Prof. Alison Phipps
University of Glasgow
Social sciences, journalism and information, Arts and humanities
Social and behavioural sciences, Languages
Multilingualism; intercultural relations; creative and performing arts; refugee, asylum and migration; Public engagement.
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Prof. Laura Francesca Piacentini
University of Strathclyde, Glasgow
Social sciences, journalism and information, Arts and humanities, Business, administration and law
Social and behavioural sciences, Humanities, Law
Prison Sociology and Cultures of Punishment
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Prof. Elspeth Christie Reid
University of Edinburgh
Business, administration and law
Law
Private Law
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Dr. Sinead Rhodes
University of Edinburgh
Social sciences, journalism and information
Social and behavioural sciences
Developmental Psychology
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Dr. Verena Teresa Rieser
Heriot-Watt University
Information and Communication Technologies
Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs)
Artificial Intelligence, Natural Language Processing, Speech and Language Technology, Human Robot Interaction, Machine Learning, Impact Acceleration
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Prof. Pamela Robertson
University of Glasgow
Engineering, manufacturing and construction, Arts and humanities
Architecture and construction, Arts
Architecture, design and fine arts of the late 19th to early 20th century
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