Safeguarding Global Scientific Collaboration

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COVID-19 vaccines were developed in record time thanks to robust international scientific collaboration across disciplines, geographies and sectors.

Against a backdrop of threats to research funding and a retreat from multilateralism, how can leaders safeguard scientific collaboration for tackling global challenges?

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