French research groups urged to welcome scientists fleeing U.S.

Not unlike the scientists who fled Nazi Germany before WWII.

Nothing says "My country is doing great!" more than scientists massively fleeing it. Nothing bad ever happened after that, right?

GOOD !!..

Leave MAGA regime..

China awaits you with open arms..

All countries should be spending more and more on research and education, not less

Trump wants a North Korean style society where people worship his statue like the North Koreans worship the Kim's dynasty !

TokyoLivingToday  07:54 am JST

GOOD !!..

Leave MAGA regime..

China awaits you with open arms..

Their decision to leave the US but a bad decision to go to China where you can be arrested for expressing your opinion on the government. There is no free speech and people spy and report you. Many other much better countries.

Science going strong everywhere globally, powerful force that brings world together. But scientists do move for many reasons, but one thing is for sure, the number inbound into the US Always Exceeds Outbound by FAR!

Bye, they’ll sell you anything

Yup, no more UnQuestioned “Funding”, the gravy train is over

Language issues going to France. UK unis have been gutted of funding by government policies. US scientists should target Ireland, Canada and Australia.

China awaits you with open arms..

Scientists wouldn't want to go to China neither since they can't do anything that would contradict the CCP government, even when science shows them otherwise

Lest people forget just a few years ago that the deceased Chinese doctor hero who tried to warn people about Covid early enough to help prevent widespread infection - was instead silenced then punished by the CCP government and was never given his due

No self-respecting scientist would want to work under that puts politics before science - why do ya think they're leaving the Trump admin in the first place

Science going strong everywhere globally, powerful force that brings world together. But scientists do move for many reasons, but one thing is for sure, the number inbound into the US Always Exceeds Outbound by FAR!

Yes, but that can still become a talent drain

For example, if it used to be that +300,000 more inbound scientists are going to the US than leaving the US, but now that's only +200,000 - that's still a minus-100,000 talent drain than it used to be