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ARTICLE: Scientific Advice And The SDGs In A Post-truth World: INGSA2018
Prof James Wilsdon and George Asiamah
James Wilsdon, professor of research policy, University of Sheffield, Associate Director of the Grantham Centre, and vice-chair of INGSA: An introduction to INGSA
Evidence has never been … READ MORE -
ARTICLE: How to fill the science-shaped hole in global policymaking – Peter Gluckman
A year after the UN abolished its science advisory board, researchers need a route to feed into its policymaking, says Peter Gluckman.
Science most obviously appears on the global agenda in … READ MORE -
INGSA Evidence and Policy Survey 2018 – Now Open for your input
The INGSA Knowledge Hub at the University of Sheffield are carrying out academic research into the professional communities involved in promoting and using evidence in policy-making. In this project, we will examine … READ MORE
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Sir Peter Gluckman voted President-elect of International Science Council
INGSA Chair, Sir Peter Gluckman, has been named the President-elect of the newly formed International Science Council (ISC) and will take up the role in 2021.
South African mathematician, Prof Daya … READ MORE -
New Engagement Process Codifying the Roles & Responsibilities of Industry
Industry knowledge, private sector innovation and science advice to government: Toulouse 9 July
The International Network for Government Science Advice (INGSA) involves more than 5000 practitioners, policy makers, academics and other … READ MORE -
VIDEO: Sir Peter Gluckman addresses Science Advice and the SDGs workshop
INGSA has a growing presence in North America and was invited to convene its first North American workshop on the principles and practices of science advice towards achieving shared global goals as encapsulated … READ MORE
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Science and International Relations – Op-Ed – Prof Zakri Abdul Hamid
June 4, 2018 – New Strait Times
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Science and International Relations
by Prof Zakri Abdul Hamid
Science and diplomacy are coming together to solve many of the world’s … READ MORE -
When Science Drive Policy – Op-Ed – Prof Zakri Abdul Hamid
April 16th 2018 – New Straits Times
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When science drives policy
by Prof Zakri Abdul Hamid
“Determining how science could create wealth and jobs … READ MORE -
Prof Marc Saner presents the INGSA Manifesto at UOttawa
Prof Marc Saner is Professor of Geography, Environment and Geomatics at University of Ottawa. He is also one of the lead authors on the INGSA Manifesto for 2030: Scientific Advice … READ MORE
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Prof James Wilsdon on The Guardian – The deferred promise of Islamic-world science
Ehsan Masood and INGSA co-Chair, Prof James Wilsdon on The Guardian:
The deferred promise of Islamic-world science
“Ten years ago, there was excitement about the prospects for science and innovation across the … READ MORE
