After decades at CERN, one of the world’s largest scientific collaborations, physicist Archana Sharma sees global science as something more than a technical enterprise.
It is a system sustained by relationships as much as by technology.
CERN's Sharma: Global science runs on trust not just new technologies
CERN senior scientist Archana Sharma argues for negotiation, credibility and coordination to underpin shared systems.
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