We are delighted to officially announce that the InsSciDE project has been extended to June 2022! These extra seven months will allow us to further cement InsSciDE’s legacy in an era of high need for science diplomacy tools and understanding,
’WSDS Student Takes’ is a two-edition series in 2020 and 2021 written by alumni of InsSciDE’s Warsaw Science Diplomacy School (WSDS) in the weeks and months following their completion of the program. This article is by WSDS 2021 alumni who
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
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
The Indian journal has been well accepted also by the European science diplomacy community of researchers and practitioners as a venue of publication. The April issue presents an article combining experiences by “Using Science Diplomacy for tackling Global Challenges” (S4D4C)
The first of four InsSciDE policy briefs is available for download. The policy brief on Building an interdisciplinary European science diplomacy targets European institutional governance, research & funding, pedagogy and knowledge transfer. Science diplomacy is at the core of work
The InsSciDE Project’s case case study authors have developed short pitches to articulate the subject-matter, background, aims and methodologies of each InsSciDE case study. Follow the link to read and download now: Case Study Pitches Over the course of four years,
The InsSciDE project held its 2019 Open Conference, the first of three major cross-sectoral science diplomacy events, in Krakow, Poland, 18-20 January. The conference brought together international experts and researchers in science diplomacy, 250 diplomats-in-training from over 50 countries, and other science
