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How Science Bridges Hostile Borders
When Ireland, Slovenia, and Spain coordinated to sever Israel from the EU's Horizon Europe research programme, they challenged a proven mechanism for international cooperation. This episode explores how scientific collaboration has historically thrived across hostile borders—from Cold War institutes that connected Soviet and American scientists, to SESAME, a particle accelerator in Jordan where Iranian and Israeli researchers work side by side. We examine the elegant governance structures that make such cooperation possible: scientific passports, consensus-based councils, and explicitly…
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