Virtual event, 24/11/2021 Science Diplomacy has the potential to improve the interaction between international policy, research, and innovation. It is crucial for future developments in these fields, as pointed out, for example, in the Council Conclusions on the Global Approach
On 3 December 2021, InsSciDE invited a group of young social and natural researchers, a diplomat and a cultural diplomacy project PI to share perspectives on the theme of the project’s recent Open Conference Erlangen: interculturality and science diplomacy training. This
Over the last few months, in particular the EU Science Diplomacy Alliance member Marga Gual Soler has contributed to the science diplomacy activities of a number of organisations around the world, including the Geneva Science and Diplomacy Anticipator GESDA, the
The AAAS-TWAS Course on Science Diplomacy was hosted online on 30 August to 3 September 2021. Four of the participants are also alumni of InsSciDE’s Warsaw Science Diplomacy School and two of them joined the course together as a ’participant
Building on successes from Warsaw Science Diplomacy School 2020, this year’s training program by InsSciDE dove even deeper into the skills, systems and practices lining the path ’from Wissenschaft to Statecraft’. We’ve prepared a detailed review of the week, intended to provide insight
Science diplomacy was both a strategic and topical component of the EU Horizon 2020 funding programme, with a greater international focus than its predecessor and the three EU science diplomacy research projects emerging as a result. David Theis (UCM in
The Anthropocene Forum 2021 was organized by the Portuguese Presidency of the European Council to discuss the need for an EU inclusive agenda to address the challenges that arise from a rapidly changing planet by fostering critical knowledge, sustainable innovation
