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<a href="https://council.science/scicomm-network">The ISC Science Communications Network </a> <br> shares some of the key readings to catch up on during summer or winter breaks.
03.08.2021
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<a href="https://council.science/scicomm-network">The ISC Science Communications Network </a> <br> shares some of the key readings to catch up on during summer or winter breaks.
03.08.2021
SCOSTEP programme brings Japanese comics to several languages.
04.01.2021
The Transformations to Sustainability programme has launched a series of webinars on tools for transformative research communications, with the first webinar in the series due to take place on Wednesday 15 April. Registration is now open.
23.03.2020
<p>The International Council for Science (ICSU) is recruiting a Communications Intern to support the LIRA 2030 programme, starting as soon as possible.</p>
29.05.2018
<p>As part of the LIRA 2030 programme’s commitment to support grants awarded to 11 collaborative research projects across Africa in 2018, a group of 22 researchers took part in a week-long set of activities before and during a 3-day scientific conference organized by Future Earth from 9-11 May in Port Elizabeth, South Africa.</p> <p> </p>
18.05.2018
<p>It’s been a momentous year for the International Council for Science. As it comes to a close, we look back at some of the highlights of the year in images.</p>
23.12.2017
<p>At the 2017 annual South African Science Forum, held in Pretoria from 7-8 December, ICSU Executive Director Heide Hackmann received an award for her role in the merger of the Council and the International Social Science Council, which was regarded as strengthening international science for multilateral decision making. The award was presented by Minister of Science and Technology Naledi Pandor.</p>
12.12.2017
<p>The International Council for Science (ICSU) and <a href="https://www.wcrp-climate.org">World Climate Research Programme</a> (WCRP) co-organized a side event during <a href="https://cop23.unfccc.int">COP23</a>, 6-17 November in Bonn, Germany, to explore how climate change is shaping changes in the natural and human environment- potentially beyond the limits in which species, including humans, can adapt.</p>
14.11.2017
<p>Over 2,500 science leaders from over 120 countries are gathering at the World Science Forum 2017 in Jordan 7-10 November to call for a more responsible and ethical use of innovation to address the social and economic relevance, influence, and responsibilities of science.</p>
08.11.2017
<p>This is part of a series of interviews with leaders from international partner organisations. We asked them to weigh in on the importance of our proposed merger with the International Council for Science for a fast-changing scientific future.</p>
18.10.2017