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This summer we are doing it again!
#WSDS20 ➡️➡️➡️ #WSDS21
Warsaw Science Diplomacy School returns to dive even deeper into the intricacies at the science-policy-diplomacy nexus, bond across disciplines and shape the science diplomats of tomorrow.
https://insscide.diplomats.pl/event/summer-school-2021/
