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Nicole Arbour

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27th July 2011 Ottawa, Canada

Science Diplomacy with Professor David Clary, Chief Scientific Advisor to the Foreign and Commonwealth Office

On my most recent trip to London, I had the pleasure of meeting with the Foreign and Commonwealth Office‘s (FCO’s) Chief Scientific Advisor (CSA), Professor David Clary. We took this opportunity to put together a video blog with his thoughts on science diplomacy, while enjoying a bit of sun in St. James’s Park.

Here’s what he had to say:

 

For more of his thoughts on the matter, check out this podcast from the UKinFrance team!

As many of you are no doubt aware (and following), Prof. Clary also has his own FCO blog!

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About Nicole Arbour

Based in the National Capital, I cover the federal S&T sector, national S&T organisations, as well as local industry and academic partners. I manage the UK’s Science & Innovation Network…

Based in the National Capital, I cover the federal S&T sector, national S&T organisations, as well as local industry and academic partners. I manage the UK’s Science & Innovation Network in Canada, and our contribution towards the wider Canada-UK relationship. This year my focus will be working towards the delivery of the Canada-UK Joint Declaration and the Canada-UK Joint Innovation Statement. In my spare time I like to cook and spend quality time with my family. Find me on Twitter @narbour

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