Science is a universal language and it can be used to bridge political and geopolitical barriers. Our work explores science diplomacy and how it can be effectively used.
Sir Peter Gluckman, in his role as President of the International Science Council, gave a keynote address on science diplomacy at a side event to the Pact of the Future at the United Nations Headquarters.
There are many reasons why this topic is so important and yet remains inadequately addressed, and I will look at the question though diverse lenses reflecting the different hats I wear. I hope it still...
An ambitious plan to co-design and establish a Pacific academy of sciences and humanities has gained strong support from more than 60 scholars from across the Pacific.
The following is Sir Peter’s opening address as President of the International Science Council to the initial session on the Multilateral Dialogue on Principles and Values in International Research and Innovation Cooperation with science policy...
In the lead up to World Refugee Day, 20 June, read ISC President Peter Gluckman’s address to the ISC co-organized conference on the European response to the crisis facing Ukrainian researchers, scholars and scientists.
International scientific collaboration has a long history – the first organised multilateral science expeditions in the 18th century related to establishing the solar unit (the distance of the sun to earth).
