The InsSciDE project is the last of three Horizon 2020 science diplomacy projects to reach its close in June 2022. At the end of June, InsSciDE hosted its concluding conference in Paris together with the EU Science Diplomacy Alliance. The
Over the course of four years, the InsSciDE project develops a library of case studies on its five targeted thematic areas (Heritage, Health, Security, Environment and Space) as well as on its transversal research strand Science Diplomats. The case studies
In January 2022, the Alliance publishes a policy paper on the importance of science diplomacy within higher education as the Commission prepares to release the anticipated EU Strategy for Universities. With the aim of science diplomacy becoming an integral part
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
In the past months, the European Union Science Diplomacy Alliance has prepared an opinon paper in response to the European Commission’s communication on the Global Approach to Research and Innovation, ‘Europe’s strategy for international cooperation in a changing world’. Please
The Horizon 2020 project “Using Science for/in Diplomacy for Addressing Global Challenges” or short S4D4C (see www.s4d4c.eu) was recently concluded but the publication of results continues. Ewert Aukes, Stefan Kuhlmann and Gonzalo Ordóñez-Matamoros from the University of Twente have recently
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 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 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
After S4D4C’s 1st Global Meeting on Science Diplomacy took place in Madrid in December 2018, we are proud to announce that the project has published its “Madrid Declaration on Science Diplomacy”! It was signed by a group of high-level experts
