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Science and research security in a globalising world


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Published in Science and Technology on Thursday, January 9th 2025 at 21:22 GMT by kathmandupost   Print publication without navigation

  • This shift is in line with growing global concern about research security. Governments are worried about international rivals gaining military or trade advantages or security secrets via cross-border scientific collaborations.

The article from The Kathmandu Post, published on January 10, 2025, discusses the critical role of science and research in enhancing security in an increasingly globalized world. It highlights how advancements in technology and research are pivotal in addressing global challenges such as cybersecurity, climate change, and pandemics. The piece emphasizes the need for international collaboration in scientific research to tackle issues that transcend national boundaries, like the spread of infectious diseases or cyber threats. It also touches upon the ethical considerations and the potential dual-use nature of scientific discoveries, which could be used for both beneficial and harmful purposes. The article calls for a balanced approach where scientific progress is matched with robust security measures to ensure that innovations contribute positively to global stability and safety.

Read the Full kathmandupost Article at:
[ https://kathmandupost.com/columns/2025/01/10/science-and-research-security-in-a-globalising-world ]

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