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The RSA Space Interest Group began as a community of Fellows who gathered informally to discuss the world of space and the space industry. Following its inception, the group saw rapid growth on Circle, quickly becoming the fourth most popular conversation spot on the platform.
‘Inspirational’ and ‘outstanding’ designers from a range of disciplines have been awarded Royal Designer for Industry status – regarded as the highest honour a designer can receive in the UK.
RSA Fellow and Royal Designer for Industry (RDI) Sir Demis Hassabis has been awarded a part share in this year’s Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his work on protein structure prediction using artificial intelligence.
The RSA’s Annual General Meeting was held on 10 October with Fellows from across the globe gathering in person and online to hear updates on RSA initiatives and welcome incoming Trustee Board Chair Loyd Grossman.
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What our Fellows and staff are reading
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Vicki Thomas, designer and FRSA, explores the meaning behind gifts and their unique ability to create a sense of belonging, show feeling and build community.
RSA Journal issue 4 2024 discusses examples of ‘courageous communities’, from Lord John Bird’s experience of poverty and homelessness to Samantha Tauber’s attempt to build a better Earth from space.
Climate change is the single most pressing existential crisis of our time, with its impact threatening all living things through flooding, food and water scarcity, extreme heat and wildfires, disease and economic insecurity.
