What is Science Diplomacy?
The most extended definition, set by the Royal Society and the American Association for the Advancement of Science in 2010, refers to science diplomacy as consisting of three linked strands:
Science in Diplomacy
Where scientific know-how and evidence is used to inform and support foreign policy objectives.
Diplomacy for Science
Where diplomatic efforts and resources are aimed at facilitating international scientific and technical cooperation.
Science for Diplomacy
Where scientific cooperation is used as a source of soft power to strengthen or foster foreign relations.
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What we Do
Sourcing Only The Highest Quality Experts
We source only the best people for your programs. We know in order to succeed in life science, you need product and business validation from the de facto experts in your domain.
OUR STORY
Our mission is to help patients with unmet needs.
Not only are we experts in patient advocacy, we are also patients and caregivers. Our founder Robert Schultz was inspired to form Massnex, bringing years of startup and innovation experience in the life science industry, teaching innovation and entrepreneurship at the top schools, and collaborating with nonprofit organizations.
Economic development
When patients win, everyone wins.
Massnex helps municipalities across Massachusetts experience the transformative economic impact of the life science industry. Everybody wins when government, industry, and academia collaborate because it catalyzes economic development and creates diverse employment opportunities. Massnex helps global trade agencies navigate our ecosystem so they, too, can experience the fruits of success.
Management Team
Robert Schultz
Managing Director
Yolanda Ramiro
European Business Development
Phone
+1 (857) 891-2909
contact@massnex.com
Mailing Address
PO Box 426121
Cambridge, MA 02141, USA