As the US Cuts Scientific Talent, Europe Launches an Initiative to Attract It

These decisions have caused researchers from the United States, along with the concerns about future financing, and tried to continue their careers outside the country with scientists. One The analysis was published Nature 75 percent of American scientists who participated in the survey thought that he left the country. Meanwhile Information from nature careersA global scientific employment platform shows that American experts have sent 32 percent more appeals compared to January and March this year in 2024. In addition, the number of American users has increased by 35 percent to explore the country outside the country.

At the same time, international interest in working in the United States has significantly reduced. During the first quarter of the year, the appeals of scientists from research centers from Canada, China and Europe fall 13 percent, 39 percent and 41 percent, 41 percent.

In this background, European institutions strengthened their efforts to attract talent. Aix-Marseille University, in France, recently started A safe place for scienceTrump’s policies is a program aimed at hosting employees, censored or limited to US researchers. This project is supported by an investment worth about 15 million euros.

The creation of the Max Planck Society in Germany was declared along the same lines Max Planck Transatlantic ProgramWhose purpose is to create research centers with US agencies. “Prominent investigators, who should leave the United States, we will consider the director,” said Patrick Cramer, the director of the society, spoke in the speech.

Spain takes a leading role

Spanish Science, Innovation and University Secretary of State Juan Cruz Cigudosa also stressed that the global scientific talent, artificial intellect, artificial intellect, advanced materials and semiconductors, and strengthen the country’s technological sovereignty.

To achieve this, Pedro Sánchez strengthened the existing programs. Aiming to bring the researchers to Spain, ATRAE program pays 45 million euros to hire 45 million euros to Spain and the leaders in strategic areas, special attention to the specialists who feel “looking down”. This program offers additional financing to the selected from the United States worth 200,000 euros for a project.

Similarly, 25 years ago, Ramón Y Cajal program, created to further increase the career of young scientists – has increased financing since 2018, and 30 percent of this will be funded in 500 researchers, and 30 percent are foreigners.

“We will strengthen their efforts to attract talents from the United States. Because scientific and technological knowledge make us a better country,” because this is a better country, because this is a better country, because it is a better country, because it is a better country to the European International News Agency.

This story originated first String in Spanish and has been translated from Spanish.