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Europe makes a pitch to lure scientists shunned by US

IndiaTimes Tuesday, 6 May 2025
The European Union and France have announced a €500 million incentive package to attract researchers, capitalizing on funding cuts and clashes between the Trump administration and US universities. President Macron and Commission President von der Leyen urged global researchers to join them in Europe. The initiative aims to fund research projects and support universities in recruiting foreign scientists.
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