Sentences with phrase «scientific talent from»
Finally, I fear that the flow of new scientific talent from both here and abroad is ebbing.
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The country has invested heavily in programs to lure back top scientific talent from overseas but with mixed results.
The plan aims to boost government funding for science, attract more scientific talent from abroad, and make the nation of 2 million the science and innovation hub of the western Balkans.
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Sometimes I amaze myself to be fair... I don't know where it comes from... I don't think it's talent — more like scientific research and trial and error?
The United States has always attracted and benefited from international scientific talent because of these principles.
«The scientific community has benefited for a long time from international talent.»
And it raised broader questions about whether the country can continue to benefit from the flow of scientific and engineering talent from overseas.
Even without importing scientific and technical workers from overseas, these figures indicate, employers can find a large supply of skilled talent.
In the pursuit of all these research projects, with the enlargement of more and more talent from around the globe and the easy flow of information to support collaboration, the world's scientific community has become less dependent on the U.S. and the West.
More than 150 executives from biotech firms warn that new policies could hurt recruiting of scientific talent
Confidence is at rock - bottom in the UK's ability to attract and retain the best scientific and engineering talent from Europe
But critics, such as Lee Wei Ling, head of Singapore's National Neuroscience Institute, have argued that to transform the economy into one that that is truly knowledge - based, scientific talent must come from within.
Rather, there's a «tunnel» running between the Turkish capital and the Peach Tree City that carries a steady stream of scientific talent direct from Middle Eastern Technical University (METU), Turkey's premier science institution, to the labs of the Georgia Institute of Technology.
Far from signaling a shortage of trained scientific talent, current conditions suggest that what this country fails to produce is suitable career opportunities for thousands who have extensive scientific and technical training.
But given that the government is introducing it, we've decided we should work with them to get it as effective as possible so we don't limit the introduction of scientific talent coming from overseas.»
It also contributes to the loss of talent in science and engineering and to the alienation of capable individuals from the scientific and engineering professions.
The Max Planck Society (MPG) recently took out ads in major scientific journals to recruit 20 new directors in fields ranging from astrophysics to terrestrial microbiology, in one of its biggest talent searches ever.
To help DOD recruit successfully from that talent pool, the report's authors recommend increasing remuneration for key positions and offering more enticing scientific opportunities.
Gladstone's President, along with our scientific leadership — with oversight from our three Trustees — strategically guide the organization to foster and enrich innovation, talent, entrepreneurship and financial strength.
«These projects bring together talent and leadership from top scientists to solve problems through scientific discovery.»
Drawing talent as much from the scientific world as from movie back lots, he assembled a crew with the mandate to make everything as authentic and real as possible.
«The scientific talent leading these studies, the partnership with industry and access to their facilities, and the diverse research methods used, gives us the confidence that when the project concludes in late 2014, we'll be able to greatly increase our understanding of the climate impacts of switching to natural gas from other fossil fuels, through this unprecedented collective research effort,» said EDF Chief Scientist Steve Hamburg.