World Policy On Air, Ep. 55: "Open SESAME"

from World Policy Institute · host David Alpern

In a region marked by instability, the Jordan-based SESAME Project, a synchrotron-light for experimental science, stands to advance both physics research and diplomatic relations. On this week's episode of World Policy On Air, Washington-based environmental journalist Richard Blaustein explains how the construction of SESAME is bringing together scientists and researchers from countries as disparate as Israel and Iran. World Policy On Air Archive

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