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📌4 AIAS Science Diplomacy Theme Group fellowships (AIAS-SD Theme Group Fellowship) available for application in Aarhus, Denmark! 👉Deadline for application: 5 February 2025 at 12.00 (noon) CET.

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🌎 Fellowship opportunities at AIAS. Are you a researcher interested in science diplomacy? Aarhus Institute of Advanced Studies (AIAS) is pleased to announce up to four 10-month theme-based fellowships open for application. Science diplomacy is becoming increasingly important for fostering cooperation and bridging understanding between institutions, countries and regions as it operates at the intersections of scientific collaboration, foreign policy and changing global world orders. Increasingly, science diplomacy emphasizes not only expert-driven science, but also broader societal engagement in research. With the AIAS Science Diplomacy Theme Group fellowship (AIAS-SD Theme Group Fellowship), AIAS aims to advance the research-based focus and knowledge of the interdisciplinary relatedness of science diplomacy as an impactful factor across research fields. ⌚ Commencement and duration❔ Fellowships start on 1 September 2025 and run until June 2026. Who can apply ❔ The call is open to curiosity-driven researchers: ✔ from around the world, from Denmark or Aarhus University-based ✔ from all research disciplines within the thematic scope of the call ✔ of any academic seniority with minimum a PhD at the time of the application deadline What AIAS offers❔ As a theme-based fellow you will work on an individual project and at the same time develop your work in collaboration with a team of Science Diplomacy fellows. You will also become a part of a large #international and #interdisciplinary community of scholars who benefit from exchanges and dialogues across research fields, career stages and borders in a thriving and creative house. When and how to apply❔ Know more about the fellowships, the review and selection process and find detailed guidelines for the application by visiting: https://lnkd.in/dMpKQ8yM 🗓 Deadline for application: 5 February 2025 at 12.00 (noon) CET.

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Thank you for the mention TWAS – The World Academy of Sciences in the press release. This is the 2nd time I have the honor to be in a reviewing panel for the AAAS-TWAS Course on Science Diplomacy - for the year 2023 and 2024. I highly recommend scientists, civil servants, policymakers and alike to apply and understand the intersection of Diplomacy and Science, Technology and Innovation for a sustainable and harmonious world. It's a highly competitive course to get into. Often, just 1 participant pair from a country (or approx. 2 teams of participant pairs per region) get selected to fly to Trieste, Italy annually to attend the course. Some tips from me: 1) Pay real attention to the keywords in the application info. 2) Provide strong justifications and credible proofs. (please don't list your publications that are in predatory journals) 3) Strictly follow the application guideline (We have a rubric/marking sheet to fill in. You'll miss a point if you don't follow the requested/lack of evidences - or at worse, your application may be rejected straight away if you don't fulfil the basic requirement.) Backstory: I am an alum of 2022 AAAS-TWAS Course on Science Diplomacy. Prior to attending the course and as a scientist, I had a bias; I was adamant that Science is the way to go. I got frustrated on why research outputs CANNOT be easily be supported by the politicians, integrated into the national and international agenda by the policymakers and accepted by the public. "The statistics and proofs are there!", I thought. Not until I attended the course I realize that we, humans, are strongly driven by emotion, not logic. We just have to communicate well to whomever our audiences are (the public, the diplomats, the politicians etc.); at least the science, the data can have a bit of chance to get heard, get acknowledged.

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Join me and other experts on science diplomacy and academic freedom on October 8th, 5pm for the event "Academic Freedom and Science Diplomacy: How to deal with new risks in international cooperation and global inequalities in academia?"
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Honored to be invited and looking very much forward to this event tomorrow! Regarding China and social science, one of challenges I sense is the tension between wanting to keep communicating - learning and growing - with individual colleagues which have to maneuver within a totalitarian system they often dislike, a system which I also don't want to "feed" or legitimate, but then have to interact with in one way or the other. Regarding freedom I found this book review very inspiring (haven't read the book yet), "(...) I am free [- only if - ] others are free...". I read this also as a call to be committed to stand with those who strive and struggle for freedom, in China, and in many places in this world. https://lnkd.in/gxmZaj76 (Link fixed now) #china #freedom #science
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