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A Happy Exception: The Pandemic Is Driving Global Scientific Collaboration

by INGSA Secretariat | posted in: COVID-19 Commentary | 0

22nd April JOSÉ GUIMÓN, RAJNEESH NARULA Issues in Science and Technology International science institutions are stepping up to the challenge … Read More

Mathematical models, scientific responsibility and the benefits of transdisciplinarity in the times of crisis

by INGSA Secretariat | posted in: COVID-19 Featured | 0

INGSA/Koi Tū EXCLUSIVE The development of new models, as well as refinement of existing ones as new data is collected, are part of normal science. Yet, while under regular conditions models are first validated within the scientific community and testing of the assumptions made, before their integration into the cannon. But these discussions are now taking place in the public – on social and mainstream media.

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