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Science Diplomacy in Action: European Collaboration and US Participation in Research Infrastructures

By Maria Moskovko and Albert H. Teich - 06/28/2020

This paper takes a close look at five European research infrastructures with strategic importance in which the United States is a participant.

Australian SKA LFAA (Low Frequency Aperture Array) instrument

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Past, Present, and Future of Science Diplomacy in Europe

By Jan Marco Müller and Maurizio Bona - 10/02/2018

Science diplomacy activities have a long tradition in Europe, though concept itself and the discussion about its benefits have gained traction only recently when diplomatic services in Europe began using the term explicitly.

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Capacity Building and Development

Health Diplomacy

International Research and Large Scale Infrastructures

Mechanisms

National Approaches

Regional Integration and Trade

Relationship Building

Transboundary Issues and Shared Spaces

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Global Research Infrastructures: A Decade of Science Diplomacy

By Amy K. Flatten - 09/27/2018

Research infrastructures convene international scientists in collaborations that highlight the most cherished values of science diplomacy—building bridges between communities, societies, and nations through scientific cooperation.

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global science	entrepreneurship	European Union
International Research Infrastructure	European science diplomacy	global challenges
science advice	global health	environment
G7	Embassy Science Fellow	United Nations
environmental protection	Award for Science Diplomacy	Interview

Science Diplomacy in Action: European Collaboration and US Participation in Research Infrastructures

Past, Present, and Future of Science Diplomacy in Europe

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Global Research Infrastructures: A Decade of Science Diplomacy

Chile: Global Astronomical Platform and Opportunity for Diplomacy

Challenges and New Requirements for International Mega-Science Collaborations

Open Skies Policies in Astronomy: The Growing Need for Diplomacy on the Final Frontier

Global Science Diplomacy for Multilateralism 2.0

The U.S. Election and the World

Observations, Diplomacy, and the Future of Ocean Governance

How a Mediterranean Wanderer Joined SESAME

Japan’s Evolving Efforts toward Sustainable Development of the Arctic

Science Advice to Governments

Looking Forward to 2016

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