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Ahead of the OECD ministerial meeting on science and technology, the ISC is advocating for a framework to inform policymakers on the multiple global and national discussions taking place related to AI.
22.04.2024
How might the future of science advice look at the global level? Will the establishment of a UN Group of Friends on Science for Action be the catalyst that elevates science advice to the highest levels of multilateral decision-making, and how will this complement the Secretary-General’s renewed scientific advisory board? And what should the role of the international science community be? In this episode, Dr Salvatore Aricò, chief executive of the International Science Council, shares his experience and his vision with Toby Wardman, drawing on practical examples to illustrate how such science advice mechanisms work in practice.
24.05.2023
15 April 2023, New York – Sizable developments are underway for improved scientific support of decision-making at the global level through the UN General Assembly Briefing on Science-Based Evidence for Sustainable Solutions, and the launch of the Group of Friends on Science for Action at the UN.
15.04.2023
In September 2022 the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine (NASEM), United States, in collaboration with the Kavli Foundation and Issues in Science and Technology, hosted the “Endless Frontier Symposium 2022: Research and Higher Education Institutions for the Next 75 Years.”
05.10.2022
Peter Gluckman gives the opening address to the Multilateral Dialogue on Principles and Values in International Research and Innovation Cooperation, hosted by The Research Directorate of the European Commission.
08.07.2022
Discover the recent ISC-INGSA Occasional Paper on the development of a training module on science advice and diplomacy for the ISC community and Members.
31.03.2022
Our top-10 list is, unsurprisingly, full of stories about COVID-19 - but there is also space for persevering women scientists, a fight to combat discrimination and bring more diversity in science, and transformations towards a more sustainable, resilient world. Read on.
21.12.2021
The collective global experience of the Covid-19 pandemic has provided an unprecedented opportunity to examine the relationship between science, policy and wider society in what is often called the science-policy-society interface(s). Kristiann Allen, University of Auckland, New Zealand and the International Network for Government Science Advice (INGSA) explore the lessons learned during the pandemic and provide six recommendations moving forward.
15.04.2021
Advised by policymakers, CEOs, cultural icons and elected Indigenous leaders, a dedicated research panel will lay out path to equitable bioeconomy, built on biodiversity, and traditional knowledge
31.08.2020
<p>OECD solicited report calls for greater pre-emptive action in five areas: early childhood development; mental health; social inclusion; personal and public security; and governance.</p>
08.10.2018
