The LAUREATE SCIENCE ALLIANCE (LSA) is a non-profit Global Scientific Community for scientific Prize Laureates. It was founded and chaired by Sir Richard John Roberts, laureate of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 1993. In belief of the "Science without Borders" concept, the LSA dedicates to facilitate international scientific advancement, to support continuous research of the scientists, to cultivate and to guide the young talents, to carry along international cooperation on scientific research and technology transference, and to encourage the application and commercialization of research outcomes.

LSA Bylaw

    Laureate Science Alliance, Inc. was incorporated in California on August 2016. This corporation is a nonprofit public benefit corporation and is not organized for the private gain of any person. It is organized under the California Nonprofit Public Benefit Corporate Law for charitable and public purpose. The specific purpose for which this corporation is forms are to: (i) bring together national and international members to advance human health, environmental technologies, and other new technologies that may have an important impact on humankind; (ii) to encourage Laureates to mentor young scientist in independent research; (iii) conduct science, education, and other types of forums domestically  and internationally; (iv) to provide funding for these activities; (v) to work with domestic and international government agencies and other organizations and groups in furtherance of the corporation’s goals.