Scientists in Ukraine have long fought for scientific freedom

Researchers in the country have often shown creativity and resilience under threat. These strengths will be key to the future of science in Ukraine following Russia’s invasion. Researchers in the country have often shown creativity and resilience under threat. These strengths will be key to the futu...

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Published in:Nature (London) 2022-09, Vol.609 (7926), p.243-244
Main Authors: Poskett, James, Shaw, Claire
Format: Article
Language:English
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Assassinations & assassination attempts
Automation
Bolshevism
Civil war
College professors
Comment
Computer networks
Creativity
Cybernetics
Disabilities
Famine
Humanities and Social Sciences
Leadership
multidisciplinary
Nation building
National identity
Oppression
Physics
Research facilities
Science
Science and technology
Science history
Scientists
Stalinism
War
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Summary:Researchers in the country have often shown creativity and resilience under threat. These strengths will be key to the future of science in Ukraine following Russia’s invasion. Researchers in the country have often shown creativity and resilience under threat. These strengths will be key to the future of science in Ukraine following Russia’s invasion.
ISSN:0028-0836
1476-4687
DOI:10.1038/d41586-022-02825-2