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Making Science Diplomacy (SD) Work: A SD Network in Québec to Impact International Scientific Policies – Frontiers Policy Labs
By: Prof Remi Quirion, Laurent Corbeil and Charles Morissette – INGSA Office of the President Many observers and actors in science diplomacy have remarked over the past year that the concept has shifted, largely because the world has entered a disruptive phase marked by challenging geopolitical conditions [1]. The 2025 report by the Royal Society…
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Two Ways That Science Advice Underpins Science Diplomacy
By: Prof Remi Quirion, Dr Kristiann Allen, Charles Morissette, Laurent Corbeil Science Diplomacy has undeniably entered a new era. Geopolitical tensions, information disorder, and the accelerating pace of technological change have reshaped the context in which nations collaborate—or compete—on issues with profound scientific dimensions. This shifting context has exposed the reliance of science diplomacy on…
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Six ways to put the public at the heart of science and policy – Nature Comment
By: Chris Tyler, K. L. Akerlof, Musa al-Gharbi, Bjørn Bedsted, Laura Boeira, Tracey Brown, Elizabeth Christopherson, Dietram A. Scheufele, Mahmud Farooque, Brian W. Head, Tepring Piquado & David Budtz Pedersen (plus Additional Contributors) Many pressing issues facing society relate to science and technology: from artificial intelligence and pandemic preparedness to the transition to clean energy….
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Science Diplomacy in Japan: From Policy Frameworks to Strategic Action
Guest Editorial: AAAS Science & Diplomacy Amid intensifying geopolitical tensions, rapid technological change, and transnational challenges such as climate change and global health, science and technology have moved to the center of diplomatic practice. While they are increasingly regarded as core national assets, their advancement nonetheless depends on international cooperation—through research collaboration, global talent mobility,…
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Beyond Belief: How Evidence Shows What Really Works – Helen Pearson
The remarkable story of the global movement championing the idea that evidence, not opinions, should guide our decisions. Today, more and more people around the globe are using scientific evidence to figure out what works—in health, government and business as well as conservation, schools and parenting. This wasn’t always the case. This book tells the…
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G20 Chief Science Advisers’ Roundtable (CSAR) Outcome Statement – South Africa 2025
Outcome Statement from the G20 Chief Science Advisors Roundtable – 21st Sept 2025 – Pretoria, South Africa
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Rewiring science diplomacy – Science Editorial
Over the past two decades, science diplomacy has been cast in a glow of hopeful optimism, especially by academics. It was framed as the art of bridge building, opening channels between adversaries, a common language across cultures, and a refuge for dialogue in times of political rupture. This aspirational model helped connect scientists across geopolitical…
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The Trifecta of Expert Humility – Marc Saner – Key Issues & Concepts
Reflection piece: The “trifecta” of the humilities of competence, motive and role will improve trust, uptake, and teamwork to the benefit of both the advisor and the advised.
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