Le #RFICS est fier d’avoir participé à l’organisation du panel «Evidence for science advice and diplomacy: Considering quality, equity, and diversity of sources» dans le cadre de la conférence INGSA à Kigali le 2 mai dernier. Consultez la nouvelle: bit.ly/3JOMmfA

Such a pleasure to have my friend and colleague Ismael Ràfols at Georgia Tech School of Public Policy today to discuss open science monitoring and equity!

Georgia Tech School of Public Policy Cassidy R. Sugimoto

Thanks a lot to Cassidy R. Sugimoto Juan Rogers,  Christopher Hayter and all our partners from Georgia Tech School of Public Policy for such a productive and interesting visit. A great collaborative agenda involving students and faculty members from Figriexternado and U.Externado worth expanding!

Commencement Profile: Divali Legore's proudest GT accomplishment was being a recipient of the Voyager Scholarship, created by Barack Obama. 'I felt proud of myself for my work to receive the scholarship & for having resilience to backpack around Europe on my own.'

The 'Evidence for Science Advice and Diplomacy: Considering, Quality, Equity and Diversity of Sources' sought to look at the limits of 'technical advice', taking into account the wide range of evidence presented but particularly whose voices are being heard

#INGSA2024

'Breakthroughs happen after decades of investment in discovery science. Science is about health, jobs, economic wealth and security. We need to anticipate the future of science earlier, to address the various inequalities faced within our societies.' - Jeremy Farrar
#INGSA2024

Brilliant talk by Jeremy Farrar at #INGSA2024 : 'from pandemics to energy use to conflict to inflation...we have a shared destiny' + this 'convergence of interests is an opportunity to push the boundaries of what might be possible' towards a 'golden era of science.' INGSA

Commencement Profile: Sophia Abedi has interned for State Senators Lindsey Tippins and Freddie Powell Sims, Senator Reverend Raphael Warnock, and Buddy Carter, while serving Georgia Tech in several capacities. She now plans to attend Georgetown University for her masters and then Georgetown UniversityLaw

Only two days left until #INGSA2024 : The Transformation Imperative kicks off! A historic milestone as we venture into Africa for the first time. This year, we focus on the crucial role of inclusion and diversity in shaping science advice for governments.
#ScienceAdvice #SciPol

Meet the panelists discussing 'Evidence for Science Advice and Diplomacy: Considering quality, equity, and diversity of sources.' Discover how societies create and legitimize diverse sources of knowledge and build trust in the quality of such evidence to inform policy. #Scidip

A shining example of “Students are our Priority”! Honoring Richard Barke for 15! Years as UG Director in Public Policy at Georgia Tech.
Ángel Cabrera Georgia Tech First-Generation Student Initiatives Georgia Tech Alumni Georgia Tech School of Public Policy Georgia Tech Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts Steve McLaughlin

Thank you Beth Cabrera, Georgia Tech Alumni, Georgia Tech students, and faculty who attended the GTDC Pathways to Policy Reception. Go Jackets! bit.ly/3WeUgGm

Thank you Elizabeth Noll and Thomas A. Fanning for joining us in celebrating our outstanding students and faculty at this year's Spring Awards Banquet at The Carter Center

Congratulations to C. Michael Cassidy, M.S. TASP 1987, for winning the IAC Distinguished Alumni Award. As Executive Director of Emory Innovations, Inc., he works to enhance innovation, entrepreneurship, & commercialization of intellectual property. bit.ly/4cWC9es

Such a pleasure to join Janne Pölönen @[email protected] for 'Responsible Assessment Day' to discuss how #metascience can inform responsible research assessment. Grateful for the cross-sectoral group he brought into the conversation!

Lovely end of the year banquet celebrating our graduating Georgia Tech School of Public Policy students last night! My favorite moment was, of course, celebrating my research assistant Derin Aladesanmi as the outstanding student of the year! Congratulations, Derin!

Join us tomorrow for “Lunch Conversations,”with Dr. Natalie Crawford. b.gatech.edu/49yqi38

Congrats Brian Y. An! His work on low-income housing tax credits has been cited by the White House in the 2024 Economic Report of the President, chapter 4: 'Increasing the Supply of Affordable Housing: Economic Insights and Federal Policy Solutions.' bit.ly/4cpVPHg

Home from an incredibly invigorating trip to KAIST 과학기술정책대학원 STP. Enjoyed rigorous discussions with students and faculty on #sciencediplomacy . I am looking forward to further collaborations as part of our newly signed MOU with Georgia Tech School of Public Policy!