Canada eyes researchers looking to leave 'hostile' US
Canada’s 12-year program aims to draw researchers with new funding as US scientists cite restrictions on vaccines, climate work and university policy.
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Fed up with Trump’s science squeeze, US researchers flock north to Canada’s open arms
MONTREAL, Sept 9 — Fed up with the funding restrictions surrounding her research on the links between climate change and health, American epidemiologist Sheryl Magzamen has left...
Researchers move to Canada in the face of restrictions in the United States, motivated by a $1.7 billion program to attract talent. The hostile climate towards science in the United States prompts scientists to seek academic autonomy in Canada, which values research.
Canada eyes researchers looking to leave 'hostile' US
The former University of Colorado researcher, now with the University of Montreal, is one of the dozens of scientists to quit US-based posts in recent months for a role in Canada, which is making a push to attract US talent. Watching academic freedom decline in the United States was "very hard," Magzamen told AFP, citing multiple grant withdrawals in a research area that has been derided by President Donald Trump's administration. But she said t…
In the United States “we no longer have the academic freedom we had.” Tired of budget cuts in his field, epidemiologist Sheryl Magzamen migrated to a university in Canada, a country that has launched a strategy to attract international talent. Former researcher at the University of Colorado, Magzamen began his new academic period at the University of Colorado, [...] Entry Canada attracts disenchanted scientists with Trump in the United States wa…
MONTREAL, Sept 9 ¶ Fed up with the funding restrictions surrounding her research on the links between climate chan...
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