扩大大使馆科学研究员项目的资格,推进美国的国际外交努力

Rami Major, JP Flores, Rachel Cherney
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科学有一种独特的能力,可以超越国界,追求共同的知识,造福人类。为了促进技术和创新进步,国际合作是必要的,并可用于推进外交政策关系。美国(U.S.)美国国务院(DoS)大使馆科学研究员计划(ESFP)在通过科学合作促进美国国际外交利益方面有着良好的记录,然而,尽管世界各国大使馆对合格的科学、技术、工程和数学(STEM)专家的需求很高,但该计划仍未得到充分利用。为了满足对愿意为DoS服务的STEM专家的需求,我们建议将ESFP资格扩大到非联邦科学家。有了这一变化,使领馆可以从更大的专家库中招募人才,并增加大使馆对科学外交官的需求得到满足的可能性,从而增强了ESFP对美国外交计划的影响。
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Advance U.S. International Diplomacy Efforts by Expanding Eligibility in the Embassy Science Fellows Program
Science has a unique ability to transcend borders in pursuit of common knowledge for the betterment of humanity. To increase technological and innovative progress, international collaboration is necessary and can be leveraged to advance foreign policy relationships. The United States (U.S.) Department of State’s (DoS) Embassy Science Fellows Program (ESFP) has a proven track record of advancing international diplomacy interests of the U.S. through scientific collaboration, yet the program is sorely underutilized despite the high demand for qualified science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) experts by embassies around the world. To address the demand for STEM experts willing to serve DoS interests, we propose broadening ESFP eligibility to non-federal scientists. With this change, the DoS can recruit from a larger pool of experts and increase the probability that embassy needs for science diplomats can be met, augmenting the impact of the ESFP on U.S. diplomacy initiatives.
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