About the S7
Since its launch in 2005, the S7 has become a key platform for collaboration among leading science Academies, and typically includes the RSC, alongside the Academies of the United States, United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, and Japan. Ahead of each G7 Summit, participating academies convene at the S7 Summit to discuss global challenges and develop joint statements that provide G7 leaders with best-available scientific evidence and recommendations.
Joint Statements of the S7 Academies (2022-2026)
2026
Host Country: France
- Large Satellite Constellations: Prospects and Challenges
- The Global Arctic: Unprecedented Transformations, Planetary Stakes
- Promoting Brain Health (including Mental Health) for Global Societal Resilience
2025
Host Country: Canada
2024
Host Country: Italy
- Security and the safety of agricultural production
- Artificial intelligence and society
- Policy recommendations for health issues
- Nuclear arms control
- Social inequalities and poverty. Combating increased vulnerability.
- Science and communication of cultural heritage. Knowledge and public awareness of our collective roots.
2023
Host Country: Japan
- Addressing systemic risks in a changing climate: Science and technology in support of cross-sectoral decision-making
- Delivering better health and well-being of older people through wisdom sharing and innovation
- Restoration and recovery of the ocean and its biodiversity
2022
Host Country: Germany