TOKYO
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NEW YORK
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PARIS
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ZÜRICH
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BOSTON
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WASHINGTON D.C.
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BERLIN
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PRAGUE
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AUCKLAND
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LAXENBURG
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CALGARY
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SAN FRANCISCO
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BURLINGTON (VT)
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TOKYO – NEW YORK – PARIS – ZÜRICH – BOSTON – WASHINGTON D.C. – BERLIN – PRAGUE – AUCKLAND – LAXENBURG – CALGARY – SAN FRANCISCO – BURLINGTON (VT) –
Linking organizations advancing science diplomacy through collaboration, policy, and global partnerships.
Science diplomacy community of practice and convenings of multidisciplinary scholars at the interface of science and diplomacy to exchange knowledge and insights on scientific topics ranging from quantum information science and climate diplomacy to innovation in multilateralism and strategic stability.
The Science Diplomacy Grid is the global network of individuals and organizations that come together on a regular basis to exchange ideas, share initiatives and best practices with each other, and strengthen the science diplomacy ecosystem.
The central goals of the Science Diplomacy Grid are to foster the growth of a global network of science diplomats, initiate and sustain long-term international partnerships, and connect evidence-based research with policy development by convening diverse viewpoints to foster dialogue across disciplines.
MISSION
Foster growth of a global network of multidisciplinary science diplomats
Develop new ways to inform policy for the benefit of the nation and the world
Facilitate new partnerships between countries, universities, government agencies, NGOs, and the private sector
Provide a neutral ground for all science diplomacy conversations on topics of global relevance
Create a platform for new partnerships that leverage international cooperation in service of the public good
VISION
Interdisciplinary solutions across the spectra of diplomatic, academic, and private sector domains
Translate cutting-edge research for global science policy development
Facilitate access to and between experts working at the intersection of science and diplomacy
Emphasize topics of international prominence and interest
Foster connections between stakeholders that otherwise don’t have the opportunity to connect
EVENTS
September 15
Global Quantum Strategies Overview 2025
4:30 PM – 8:30 PM
Embassy of Finland
3301 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington D.C., 20008
This premier science diplomacy gathering is hosted by the Embassy of Finland, in collaboration with the Embassies of Denmark, Norway, Sweden, and the UK Science & Technology Network.
Join leading experts, policymakers, and stakeholders from around the world to exchange perspectives on the future of quantum technologies and their role in advancing international collaboration, innovation, and security. The evening will feature 5-minute flash talks by global leaders in quantum information science and technology (QIST), offering insights into the latest developments and national strategies.
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