The EU Science Diplomacy Cluster projects InsSciDE and S4D4C are each unveiling major online training courses on science diplomacy very soon.
S4D4C released a special section on its website dedicated to science diplomacy training materials.
In November 2018, the S4D4C project “Science for/in diplomacy for addressing global challenges” published its 1st call for the “Open Door Programme” attracting applications from scientists working in various research fields and with an interest in public policy-making and diplomacy in order to train them in the unique area of science diplomacy.
Detailed event review for S4D4C's S4D4Cs 2nd European Networking Meeting in Berlin.
As a result of S4D4C’s 1st Global Meeting on Science Diplomacy in Madrid in December last year, the “Madrid Declaration on Science Diplomacy” has been published now.
Last Monday, S4D4C team members Lorenzo Melchor and Marga Gual Soler, participated in a webinar with the title “Science and Diplomacy: How can one foster the other?” orchestrated by INet NYC , a New York based organisation providing international STEM
We have witnessed how COVID-19 has brought to the limit health, social, economic, and labour systems and provoked huge turbulences in multilateral relations. In parallel, science and its ability to inform policies for better response has become a crucial dimension
The global COVID-19 outbreak in the first few months of 2020 has heavily tested our health systems and spurred major impacts on the socio-economic level. It provides marked evidence of the need for science in political decision-making, and highlights both
S4D4C released a special section on its website dedicated to science diplomacy training materials. What’s the background? In 2019, S4D4C organised two training workshops on Science Diplomacy – one in October in Trieste and one in November in Vienna. Since
In a recent open-lab notebook entry for the S4D4C website, S4D4C researcher Dr. Katja Mayer (ZSI – Centre for Social Innovation) writes about the possibility to tackle the COVID-19 pandemic with the help of Open Science Diplomacy. Read below Katja’s
On April 2, S4D4C joined the second #SciDipTalk online talk organised by SciTech DiploHub Barcelona. The session was titled “COVID-19 Crisis in Europe: A Failure of Science Diplomacy?” and addressed the European response to the crisis and the potential opportunities
On the occasion of the publication of S4D4C’s latest project outcome “Science Diplomacy in the Making: Case-based insights from the S4D4C project”, the project’s communication managers talked to Mitchell Young, assistant professor at Charles University in Prague, who is the
SciTech DiploHub, the Barcelona Science and Technology Diplomacy Hub, is a pioneering non-profit public-private partnership backed by leading research centers, universities, start-ups, and public institutions that positions Barcelona as a global lab in science diplomacy for cities around the world.
For the website-category “stakeholder’s voices”, S4D4C invites selected experts in the field of science diplomacy and foreign policy to share their insights and knowledge about science diplomacy. With the “stakeholder’s voices” S4D4C also show the views of experts who are
One of the main goals of the S4D4C project is to support current and future European science diplomacy for the benefit of European capacities, EU foreign policy goals and especially the development of solutions for global challenges. The new framework
