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    • Existing research frameworks may perpetuate colonial biases and inequalities.
    • Understanding this legacy is essential for decolonizing science.

    Discussion:

    • Scholars are critically examining the enduring effects of colonialism on contemporary research.
    • This involves questioning established methodologies, data interpretation, and power dynamics.
    • Efforts are underway to foster more inclusive and equitable research environments.

    Key Insights:

    • Recognizing and dismantling colonial structures in science is an ongoing process.
    • Centering marginalized voices and perspectives is vital for transformative change.
    • Promoting ethical research practices requires confronting historical injustices.

    Outlook:

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    • Building equitable global research partnerships is a key objective.
    • Transforming scientific institutions to reflect diverse global needs is essential.