Many emerging economies have dedicated programs in which their students, typically at advanced education levels, go abroad for (part of) their studies. The rationale is that some of those students will return home and bring with them new knowledge. But what about the many scientists who are not mobile but who study, teach, and do research in their own country? Do they … [Read more...] about Connecting the dots: The role of internationally mobile scientists in linking non-mobile with foreign scientists
Diego Chavarro
Diego specializes in science, technology, and innovation policy studies. With a passion for understanding the intricate dynamics of these fields, Diego has dedicated his career to exploring the intersection of policy, research, and societal impact. His work includes critical understandings of research evaluation in non-mainstream contexts, scientific impact of research funding, development of science and technology indicators, and sustainable development. Diego's work extends beyond academia. He has collaborated with various governmental and non-governmental organizations to shape policies that harness the potential of science, technology, and innovation for the betterment of society. These include open science and transformative innovation policies. In addition to his research and policy work, Diego is an advocate for open science and open access initiatives. He believes that the democratization of knowledge is crucial for societal progress and endeavors to bridge the gap between research and grand societal challenges.