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Minister Mélanie Joly announced an international academic recruitment initiative attracting researchers from US institutions.

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Minister Mélanie Joly announced an international academic recruitment initiative attracting researchers from US institutions.

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Mélanie JolyMassachusetts Institute of Technology

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  1. Recruitment efforts are underway to counter US talent drain, focusing on climate research.1 source
  2. Joly's new academic recruitment initiative targets talent from US institutions.1 source
  3. Minister announces research chair program funded by government, attracting researchers from Japan.1 source

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