The Global Lens - Science Diplomacy in Focus

The Global Lens is a podcast showcasing science diplomacy through conversations with leaders at the forefront of innovation, research, and international partnerships. Hosted by Daniella Sussman, the show brings into focus how higher education institutions, research organizations, diplomats, policymakers, and private sector experts are building partnerships that address shared challenges and shape our future.Each episode highlights real-world collaboration across higher education, research institutions, government, and industry, exploring how diplomacy and partnership in science and technology are shaping strategic engagement around the world.

The Global Lens - Science Diplomacy in Focus is a government podcast hosted by Daniella Sussman, with 12 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Daniella Sussman hosts The Global Lens - Science Diplomacy in Focus, a government show with 12 episodes published.

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  Episode #11

  EP11 AI in 2035: A Humane Future with AI with Thilo Stadelmann

  May 28, 202651 minS0

  <p>OVERVIEW</p><p>In this episode of The Global Lens, Daniella Sussman sits down with Thilo Stadelmann to explore how artificial intelligence is actually evolving beyond the headlines. The conversation touches on machine learning and the role of science diplomacy while questioning common assumptions about rapid breakthroughs. Together, they focus on what it really takes to build technology that people can trust and that works in service of society.</p><p></p><p>EPISODE SUMMARY</p><p>Thilo Stadelmann challenges dominant narratives around artificial general intelligence, arguing that current AI systems remain fundamentally limited despite rapid progress. The discussion...

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  Episode #10

  EP10 Can Scientists Succeed Where Politicians Fail? Featuring Dr. Peter Agre

  Mar 6, 202622 minS0

  <p>OVERVIEW</p><p>Science Diplomacy takes center stage in this episode of The Global Lens, where Nobel Laureate Dr. Peter Agre of Johns Hopkins University reflects on how scientific collaboration can advance international relations in ways politics cannot. Through his remarkable experiences in global engagement and research, Dr. Agre reveals how empathy, evidence, and dialogue remain the most powerful tools for bridging divides.</p><p>EPISODE SUMMARY</p><p>In a moving conversation with host Daniella Sussman, Dr. Agre recounts his extraordinary journey from molecular biologist to global envoy for peace. Drawing from his new book Can Scientists Succeed...

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  Episode #9

  EP9 Inspiring Talk Series with Ugo Amaldi

  Feb 9, 202629 minS1

  <p>OVERVIEW</p><p>In this episode of The Global Lens, host Daniella Sussman speaks with Professor Ugo Amaldi about science diplomacy and international scientific collaboration through the lens of CERN and global research cooperation. Drawing on decades of leadership in large-scale experiments, Amaldi reflects on how sustained partnerships shape the future of research, from quantum technologies to medical innovation. The conversation highlights how collaborative science advances discovery while building trust across geopolitical boundaries.</p><p>EPISODE SUMMARY</p><p>From Cold War collaborations with Soviet scientists to pioneering CERN experiments and advancing cancer therapy with hadron beams, this episode...

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  Episode #8

  EP8 AI and Higher Education: Dakota State's Cyber Vision with Dr. José-Marie Griffiths

  Jan 26, 202627 minS1

  <p>OVERVIEW</p><p>This episode of The Global Lens explores the intersection of artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and science diplomacy, and how these forces are transforming national security and global cooperation. Daniella Sussman and Dr. José-Marie Griffiths explore Dakota State University’s role in turning applied AI research into real-world impact. Education emerges as a strategic force and soft power in the evolving AI landscape.</p><p>EPISODE SUMMARY</p><p>Dr. Griffiths reflects on transforming Dakota State University into a cyber and AI powerhouse by aligning research, policy, and workforce development. She outlines how applied labs, global partnerships, and...

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  Episode #7

  EP7 Expanding the U.S.–India Research Corridor with Neetisha Besra

  Dec 22, 202541 minS1

  <p>OVERVIEW</p><p>Science Diplomacy sits at the center of International Relations and US-India cooperation in this episode of The Global Lens, where host Daniella Sussman speaks with Neetisha Besra about building durable research bridges between the two countries. The conversation examines how academic institutions, policy frameworks, and people-to-people ties are shaping a deeper and more strategic U.S.–India partnership.</p><p>EPISODE SUMMARY</p><p>This episode explores how research collaboration has become a powerful diplomatic tool between the United States and India. Neetisha Besra offers insight into how universities operate as connectors across governments, disciplines, and bo...

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