New Perspective
Marine Protected Area Diplomacy with the Caribbean
The United States is fundamentally linked to other nations in the Caribbean through a shared ocean ecosystem. It is therefore essential that the U.S. cooperates with its neighbors to improve the health of marine areas in the region.
Perspective
Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine: What Can U.S. Scientists Do?
Science & Diplomacy gathered four perspectives of U.S. scientists and former diplomats who have spent several decades involved in scientific collaboration with the USSR, Russia, Ukraine, and post-Soviet states.
Conversation
The Path to Becoming an S&T Superpower: Interview with British Ambassador to the United States Dame Karen Pierce
04/04/2022
The Ambassador of the United Kingdom to the U.S., Ambassador Dame Karen Pierce spoke with Science & Diplomacy on the UK's science diplomacy strategy. This is the ninth interview of the Ambassador Interview Series.
New Article
The Weapon that Mistook a School Bus for an Ostrich
Authors explore vulnerabilities in Artificial Intelligence and challenges for the meaningful human control of autonomous weapons.
Editorial
If science diplomacy is to be an effective tool for using scientific knowledge to accomplish concrete objectives related to emerging technologies, then the immediate task is to specify clearly the objectives sought and the means for achieving them.
Conversation
By – 02/28/2022
The Ambassador of France to the U.S., Ambassador Philippe Étienne spoke with Science & Diplomacy on France’s vision of the nexus between science and diplomacy. This is the eighth interview of the Ambassador Interview Series.
02/25/2022
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