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‘The embarrassment is over’: Researchers and EU officials cheer as Biden is set to take White House
Story updated November 9
The science world joined in a long-awaited celebration Saturday evening as Joe Biden appeared to have won the White House, defeating Donald Trump and ending a presidency that shocked the world and scorned science.
The race was called by media organisations and the Biden campaign on Saturday after four slow and uneasy days of counting in a handful of swing states. He pulled into a commanding lead in Pennsylvania, a key state, around noon Saturday and quickly started making plans for his transition to the White House. His first move is the appointment of a COVID-19 tsar Monday. Still, Trump disputed the call and said the election was “far from over”, tweeting: "I WON THIS ELECTION, BY A LOT!”
The result would make Trump the first one-term US president since George H.W. Bush lost to Bill Clinton in 1992. With the Pennsylvania votes, the 77-year-old Biden claimed 273 out of 538 available electoral college votes that determine the presidency under the US Constitution. That cleared the bar of 270, making it nearly impossible for Trump to get a second term unless his campaign’s legal challenges somehow manage to get traction – an unlikely event.
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What can Biden do for science? Experts share their views
World leaders should urgently convene to re-establish the “rules of engagement” for science collaboration in the wake of president Donald Trump’s election defeat, experts suggested on Thursday.
The event "Science faction: What the US election results mean for world science" is available here on Youtube. In the view of participants in a Science|Business webcast, this global assembly should press leaders of the big industrial nations to open – or re-open – their research systems, while also ensuring that COVID-19 vaccines are freely available to everyone in the world.An international summit “would really show that senior leaders are turning the page,” said Robert-Jan Smits, former director-general of the European Commission’s research and innovation directorate and president of the Eindhoven University of Technology. “Let’s see them launch a common pot of money for the best brains to work together,” he said.
Smits said Europe is expecting more “cooperation, trust, openness and last but not least, respect” from president-elect Joe Biden’s administration. Biden’s declared election victory last week also “puts enormous pressure on China to re-enter the global scene and to really accept the rules of the game for