Respond and Recover: Supporting Fellow Scientists and Engineers Displaced by Crisis

Date: Monday, March 24, 2025 Location: Online Only


The ISR mobilizes scientists worldwide to act when crises hit. But those same crises can hit home and directly impact fellow scientists and engineers, which also harms their ability to continue life-saving research.

How can the ISR community respond, and help displaced researchers recover?

The ISR is proudly teaming up the Scientists and Engineers in Exile or Displaced (SEED) program at National Academy of Sciences to strengthen our community’s ability to respond to crises and assist others in need. SEED provides comprehensive support to displaced and exiled scientists and engineers.

RSVP to join a webinar on March 24, 2025 at 12PM ET to hear more about scientists working and living in exile globally, and how to help.

Researchers are invited to join our science community - a borderless global network of leading scientists from around the world. Join the community today to stay updated and learn how you can participate.

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As part of The New York Academy of Sciences, the International Science Reserve offers a network of open scientific communities, bringing together specialized resources from across the globe to prepare for and help mitigate complex and urgent global crises. We focus solely on preparing and mobilizing scientists to augment existing response organizations.

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