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The annual Prize celebrates the legacy of Stein Rokkan, a true pioneer in comparative social science research, acknowledging a submission deemed a substantial and original contribution in the field.
31.01.2024
2023 emerged as a landmark year for scientific publishing, characterized by widespread calls for reform from researchers, journal editors, funding agencies, government and non-governmental entities alike. As we reflect on the year, there are more voices within the academic community speaking to the need of the existing publishing and research evaluation systems to change.
30.01.2024
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29.01.2024
A new report by #ScienceForUkraine quantifies and assesses the adequacy of the support mechanisms in meeting the needs of displaced Ukrainian scientists. The study also explores implications for policymakers and scientific institutions for the effective design and implementation of support programmes aimed at scientists in times of crisis.
26.01.2024
Last October, climate scientists convened in Kigali, Rwanda, for the World Climate Research Programme (WCRP) Open Science Conference. The outcome was the Kigali Declaration, a powerful call for greater ambition and urgent action to address climate change.
25.01.2024
The International Science Council (ISC) and the Global Young Academy (GYA) advocated for a stronger multilateral science-policy interface that meaningfully engages young and early-career scientists in the consultations on the UN Declaration on Future Generations.
18.01.2024
In an era defined by the looming threat of climate change, the implications of global warming are far from uniform. While the impacts of a changing climate affect us all, the extent to which they impact individuals and communities is deeply unequal.
17.01.2024
The Centre for Science Futures is excited to announce the release of the extended versions of the podcast episodes on Science Fiction and the Future of Science. Originally launched as a six-part series on the Working Scientist podcast by the journal Nature, this collection features engaging conversations with top science fiction authors from around the world:
17.01.2024
A possibility to contribute to critical global science-policy work in the multilateral space. an ISC roster of experts
16.01.2024
The stakes are high. A new international agreement promises $30 billion a year to protect biodiversity. Can data-driven decisions avoid previous traps?
15.01.2024
