SCIENCE DIPLOMACY CENTERTM

Building Long-term Capacity to Enable International, Institutional and Individual Collaboration When Science Matters

Building Long-term Capacity to Enable International, Institutional and Individual Collaboration When Science Matters

Northern lights (Aurora borealis) in the sky over Tromso, Norway

SCIENCE DIPLOMACY CENTERTM

Building Long-term Capacity to Enable International, Institutional and Individual Collaboration When Science Matters

Building Long-term Capacity to Enable International, Institutional and Individual Collaboration When Science Matters

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    EDUCATION

    Educate next-generation science diplomats to operate short-to-long term with lifelong learning about informed decisionmaking and common-interest building

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    RESEARCH

    Enhance next-generation science diplomats with inquiry and analytical skills to transform data into evidence for informed decisions

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    LEADERSHIP

    Empower next-generation science diplomats as brokers of dialogues among allies and adversaries alike for sustainable development at local-global levels

VISION

"Our vision is a world where science is a cornerstone of international relations, driving collaboration and mutual understanding among nations and fostering solutions to global challenges. We envision a future where science diplomacy is a central tool in building peace, resolving conflicts, and advancing the well-being of all people on Earth."

MISSION

To enhance understanding and applications of science diplomacy with informed decisionmaking and common-interests building for sustainable development.

Antarctica Day 2023

1 December 2023 There is historic relevance of Antarctica Day – on December 1st as a day of “peace for all mankind” – originating on the fiftieeth anniversary of the 1959 Antarctic Treaty that was signed with the United States and Soviet Union among ten other nations at the height of the Cold War as…
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Prof. Oran R. Young has been awarded the Mohn Prize 2024

Professor Oran R. Young – Founding Director and Chair and of the Board of Directors with the Science Diplomacy Center™ – has been awarded the 2024 International Mohn Prize for Outstanding Research Related to the Arctic.  The Mohn Prize laureate 2024 was announced on 6 November 2023 in Tromsø at UiT | The Arctic University…
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Arctic Science Diplomacy: The Next Generation

The Arctic Science Diplomacy: The Next Generation session at the Arctic Circle Assembly 2023 in Reykjavik, Iceland, was co-convened on 20 October 2023 by the Science Diplomacy Center™ and the Alfred Wegener Institute.  This session involved a panel-audience dialogue with next-generation science diplomats (please see attachment). The goal of this session is to inspire next-generation…
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