PSP Rare celebrates success of Royal Society magazine

July 19th, 2010

The PSP Rare team is raising a glass to the success of its Royal Society 350th Anniversary magazine, after receiving high praise from the event’s organisers.

PSP Rare produced the commemorative magazine for The Royal Society to document the historical organisation’s year-long celebrations to mark 350 years since the society was founded.

The magazine features a detailed calendar of the Royal Society’s Anniversary events programme, and a series of articles written by eminent scientists and cultural figures, including Lord Rees of Ludlow, Professor John Shepard and Melvyn Bragg.  The foreword for the magazine is written by His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh.

“This is an incredibly significant occasion for the Royal Society, celebrating the progression of science in Britain and the Commonwealth and the impact which it has had on the world over 350 years,” said Stephen Cox, Executive Secretary of the Royal Society .  “We are delighted to have worked with PSP Rare to produce the programme to mark this important milestone.”
Shalene Varcoe, Publishing Director at PSP Rare, said:

“The project was an absolute honour to be a part of.  The Royal Society is renowned the world over for its historical and ongoing contribution to all aspects of science and technology, and PSP Rare was extremely privileged to be selected to produce the commemorative programme.  Its success is a testament to the team’s hard work and attention to detail, as well as a genuine passion for producing unique and engaging content for our clients.”

The finished magazine was circulated to over 20,000 readers, including fellows of the Royal Society, politicians, historians, science enthusiasts and members of the public.  The magazine was also available at Royal Society exhibitions and events throughout the anniversary programme across the UK.

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