In this article, Commissioner Mariya Gabriel tells us about her vision of science diplomacy in the EU.
S4D4C's Final Networking Meeting- Call for abstracts!
The EU Science Diplomacy Cluster projects InsSciDE and S4D4C are each unveiling major online training courses on science diplomacy very soon.
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.
S4D4C is organising its final networking meeting, engaging with EL-CSID and InsSciDE projects as well as many other stakeholders of the European and global science diplomacy community. We will hear from Commissioner Mariya Gabriel and many key speakers from the
This article has been written by Mariya Gabriel, Commissioner for Innovation, Research, Culture, Education and Youth and was originally published on S4D4C´s website. Science diplomacy is not new, but it is more important than ever due to the scientific dimension
The second episode of S4D4C interactive webinar focused on deepening students’ understanding of module 3: Who Are the Science Diplomacy Stakeholders? The webinar offered an interactive learning experience combining discussions between experts on the content of S4D4C online course and
“Science Diplomacy – Joining forces for sustainable development” was the motto of the latest edition of the zoom discussion series “Diplomacy – Your Questions, Our Answers”, which is regularly being organised by the S4D4C consortium member Diplomatische Akademie Wien –
S4D4C is interested in the implementation of science diplomacy and science policy fellowships as opportunities to strengthen the links between these different worlds (for example, S4D4C has implemented its own small programme, inviting scientists to embassies as “S4D4C Open Doors
Science diplomacy is made of individuals of many different backgrounds, blurring the lines between diplomacy and science. In this researchers’ voice, SD4DC team members, Susanne Keppler-Schleisinger and Maximilian Huck elaborate on the multifaceted role of diplomats in the science diplomacy interface. Susanne is the Deputy Director
The first episode of S4D4C interactive webinar focused on deepening students’ understanding of module 2: What is Science Diplomacy? The webinar offered an interactive learning experience combining discussions between experts on the content of the course and interactions between all
There is no science diplomacy without the substantial involvement of scientists. Scientists know that and have increasingly shown more interests in science policy. However, most traditional scientific training does not prepare scientists to interact outside the academic bubble.
In May 2020 S4D4C launched an online course on European science diplomacy. Almost 5,000 students have registered – this surpasses our expectations. Let’s seize the moment and build a science diplomacy community! S4D4C offers you a series of six live
