The Exodus of Scientists from the United States - Topic Citations

Topic ID: 128

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Nature Survey: 75% Considering Leaving

International Recruitment - Europe

NOAA Layoffs and Proposed Research Cuts

Loss of Mentoring and Training for Young Scientists

International Recruitment - Canada

Federal Funding Cuts and Cancelled Grants

Fewer Graduate Students and Early-Career Researchers

Researchers Relocating to Canada, Finland, Australia and Europe

NSF Grant Terminations

International Recruitment - United Kingdom

Political Approval Replacing Evidence-Based Review

Declining International Student Enrollment