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    May 20

    Nominate scientists or self-nominate to participate in the 2021 – ISC Global Risks Scientists’ Perceptions survey and join a growing community of leading scientists working on global risks. Nominations close 31 May. 👇

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  2. 22 hours ago

    With some museums closed for more than a year, the prospect of engaging in cultural activities again brings more than just pleasure – it’s a vital aspect to acknowledging history through the power of memorials says Professor Syed Sikander Mehdi

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  3. May 28

    Nominate yourself or scientists to participate in the 2021 /ISC Global Risks Scientists’ Perceptions survey and join a growing community of leading scientists working on global risks. Spark a dialogue on the 's top global risks for 2021 👉

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    May 28

    How can science more effectively generate policy changes that reduce disaster risk? Join & for this discussion on 8-10 June

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  5. May 28

    🔔 What interesting science opportunities await for you this week? Perhaps a life changing career move or a chance to submit your abstract or to nominate for an award...Check out our weekly digest and see for yourself.

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  6. May 28

    Participate in the from wherever you are in the world! Don’t miss this change to join the world’s largest virtual event for sustainability in 2021! Register now:

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  7. May 28

    Our publication "Opening the record of science: making scholarly publishing work for in the era" now has summaries available in 6 languages ✔️Arabic ✔️Chinese ✔️English ✔️French ✔️Spanish ✔️Russian 👉

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    May 12

    Researchers in over 100 countries perceive predatory journals and conferences as a serious problem or on the rise. Here’s a snapshot of where they work and why the majority believe predatory academic practices should be combatted. Check out more here:

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  9. Retweeted
    May 27

    New paper out: Co-production of knowledge and sustainability transformations: a strategic compass for global research networks. with

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  10. May 27

    Our 6th episode, Combating Racism in Science Systems for the series with hears from Shirley Malcom & Adam Habib on their experiences in higher education and Brittany Kamai on her science and contributing to systemic change

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  11. May 27

    We are concerned by reports that threats to scientific freedom are increasing. The rigorous practice of science is essential for addressing the challenges facing society, and scientists must have intellectual freedom.

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    May 26

    🗓️DEADLINE: Are you an & want to improve your science policy communication skills? This virtual memo writing workshop is for you! Register by TODAY (5/26) to join us on May 29 - 30, 2021. Registration Link: .

    Science policy memo writing workshop, Part 1: Introduction & writing science policy memos, May 29, 2021 at 14:00-16:30 UTC. Part 2: Live reviewer feedback. May 30, 2021 at 14:00-15:30 UTC. RSVP: http://bit.ly/JSPG-GYA-Wrkshp RSVP by May 26, 2021 EOD. Headshots of Doyin Odubanjo, Tollulah Oni, Markus J. Prutsch. Logos for JSPG, GYA, GYA working group. Attending the event? Tag us! @SciPolJournal @GlobalYAcademy #JSPGGYAmemowriting
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    May 27

    finally out! "Co-production of Knowledge & Sustainability Transformations: a Strategic Compass for Global Research Networks"

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  14. May 27

    The will be a unique opportunity for diverse audiences to: 🔗 Connect 💡 Learn 🌱Create 🤝 Partner 🔎 Explore 🗣️Inspire Join on June 12-15, 2021. Learn more 👉

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    May 26

    Polar Data Forum IV – Call for Abstracts is NOW OPEN!

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    May 25

    Today, the GRC launches a first of its kind report on Gender-Disaggregated Data. The survey report underscores the importance of collecting, analysing and reporting gender-disaggregated data by GRC participating organisations:

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    May 20

    Media advisory: World-leading sustainability science and innovations to be featured at , June 12-15 2021. Global experts and leaders will share the latest in science and innovation to tackle the world’s most pressing challenges.

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  18. May 26

    Vish Prakash, President of the International Union of Food Science and Technology explores how scaled-down models of low-carbon food production can provide local answers to the global issue of food practices.

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    May 25

    Editor in Chief Needed for Earth and Space Science

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  20. May 25

    Register for the ceremony and webinar: "The Value of Nature: Unwinding Economics' Most Dismal Failure" with Goodwill Ambassador & conservation biologist Gretchen C. Daily. 👇

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  21. May 24

    Introducing a new Member of the ISC: International Society for Porous Media. joined the ISC in 2020. In this brief interview, we hear more about the organization and its activities.

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