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Cross-border Collaboration and Exchange in an Angry World
Science diplomacy will shape the final day of the Meeting. Photo/Credit: metamorworks/iStockphoto Although science as a discipline is often quoted as emerging slowly during the 16th and 17th centuries, there are two events in 1761 and 1769 that capture the essence of modern scientific practice: the transits of Venus. In 1716, English astronomer and mathematician Edmund Halley documented a method to make a truly cosmic measurement: the dista…
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