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To ensure science and technology (S&T) benefits everyone, PhD experts must integrate into key societal sectors. This involves embedding scientists throughout the entire research and development lifecycle for equitable public impact.

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Science and Technology Studies
Societal Integration of Expertise

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Rapid advancements in science and technology (S&T) necessitate broader societal engagement.
Equitable distribution of S&T benefits requires strategic integration of scientific expertise into diverse societal domains.

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