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FOSTERING INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION

The many aspects of the Académie’s international relations have already been described in details in the document With the

Académie des Sciences in 2013-2014

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An advisory Role on a Global Scale

In 2015, the Académie des Sciences brought its support to the French organisations involved in international scientific cooperation:

meeting of the

Academic Standing Committee for Scientific and Technological International Relations

(CARIST), created by

the Académie in 1983 and chaired by its Delegate for International Affairs: “Mobilité internationale des doctorants et des

chercheurs: enjeux de connaissance, d’attractivité et de compétitivité” [The International Flexibility of PhD Candidates and

Researchers: Issues of Knowledge, Attractiveness and Competitiveness] (14 January 2015);

participation to the follow-up meetings of the operation

Frontiers of Science

, Franco-Taiwanese and Franco-Japanese

programmes aimed at promoting interdisciplinary dialogue between young researchers.

The Académie also contributed to the preparation of international scientific reports within the international networks of academies

of science, including EASAC (

European Academies Science Advisory Council

), IAC (

InterAcademy Council

) and IAP (

InterAcademy

Partnership

) et ALLEA (

All European Academies

):

meeting of the ALLEA Science and Ethics Working Group: Anne Fagot-Largeault, 10-11 March 2015, Berlin;

IAP Sustainable Energy Workshop: Edouard Brézin, 25-27 June 2015, Amsterdam;

AEMASE/ALLEA conference on secondary and high school science teaching: Odile Macchi, 12-13 October 2015, Dakar;

IAP-NASAC Seminar at UNESCO, Science-Policy Dialogue on Climate Change Adaptation and Resilience in Africa: Marie-

Lise Chanin, 9 December 2015, UNESCO, Paris (the recommendations of this seminar were presented on 10 December at

COP21, at Le Bourget);

Finally, the Académie took part in international expert meetings and contributed to the preparation of joint recommendations:

STS Forum:

STS Forum Council meetings, Bernard Meunier, 14-16 January 2015 in Washington and 24 April 2015 in

Berlin; STS Forum, Bernard Meunier and Alain-Jacques Valleron, 4-6 October 2015, Kyoto;

Inter-Academy Seoul Science Forum

dedicated to Global Cooperation in Science and Technology, lecture by Catherine

Bréchignac, 11-12 November, Seoul;

Meetings of the G7 academies (Germany, Canada, United States, France, Italy, Japan and the United Kingdom): Bernard

Meunier, 23-24 February 2015 and 28-29 April 2015, Berlin, in the presence of Chancellor Angela Merkel. These meetings

resulted in a joint statement by the G7 Science Academies

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http://www.academie-sciences.fr/pdf/documentation/RA3/RA3.pdf

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http://www.academie-sciences.fr/fr/Rapports-ouvrages-avis-et-recommandations-de-l-Academie/declarations-communes-des-academies-des-sciences-du-g7-2015.html

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