The Royal Society of Edinburgh (RSE) is Scotland's national academy of science and letters, established in 1783. It aims to promote the advancement of learning and useful knowledge across various fields, including science, arts, and humanities. The RSE supports research and innovation through grants, fellowships, and public engagement activities. The society comprises distinguished members, including leading experts and scholars from diverse disciplines. It organizes lectures, discussions, and publications to share knowledge and foster collaboration. The RSE also plays a vital role in advising the Scottish Government on scientific and educational matters, contributing to the development of policies that benefit society.