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  1. European research council discussions highlight funding gaps compared to China's investment in Europe's scientific future.
  2. The European Research Council is offering grants to attract international scientists, coinciding with a government agency overseeing NIH funding priorities in Europe.

Brain drain of American scientists to Europe and the politicization of research funding priorities.

3 reports, 3 independent Updated Aug 14
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Brain drain of American scientists to Europe and the politicization of research funding priorities.

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Donald TrumpEuropeNational Institutes of Health

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  1. Attacks on science accelerate brain drain, fueling international recruitment efforts.1 source
  2. Brain drain of American scientists to Europe due to politicized research funding.1 source

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The European Research Council is offering grants to attract international scientists, coinciding with a government agency overseeing NIH funding priorities in Europe. All 2 developments

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