Netherlands launches fund to lure top scientists, like those fleeing the U.S. (nltimes.nl)
from MicroWave@lemmy.world to world@lemmy.world on 21 Mar 09:27
https://lemmy.world/post/27140286

Summary

The Netherlands announced a new fund to attract top scientists, responding to U.S. researchers leaving due to political pressures and funding cuts.

Education Minister Eppo Bruins emphasized the need for swift action to position the Netherlands as a refuge.

Dutch universities and research bodies support the initiative, citing the importance of academic freedom and innovation.

However, domestic budget cuts and proposed limits on skilled immigration could hinder recruitment. The initiative follows similar efforts by France to attract American talent.

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baines@lemmy.cafe on 21 Mar 09:45 next collapse

I was the top scientist in my 6th grade class, dm me offers

Lexam@lemmy.world on 21 Mar 10:36 next collapse

Hello. Yes, I do science?

SkaveRat@discuss.tchncs.de on 22 Mar 23:27 next collapse

We’ve been over this. Whatever is going on in your fridge does not count as science

oppy1984@lemm.ee on 23 Mar 08:30 collapse

I too worked at the science factory. One visa please.

Num10ck@lemmy.world on 21 Mar 10:52 next collapse

several nazi bars in amsterdam.

febra@lemmy.world on 21 Mar 19:29 next collapse

You visiting all of them?

vane@lemmy.world on 21 Mar 22:59 collapse

Challenge accepted !

Godwins_Law@lemmy.ca on 22 Mar 22:14 collapse

[Citation Needed]

Akasazh@feddit.nl on 23 Mar 00:08 next collapse

Apt username

Num10ck@lemmy.world on 23 Mar 01:39 collapse

my own eyes

Godwins_Law@lemmy.ca on 24 Mar 07:24 collapse

Name and shame if so

noxypaws@pawb.social on 21 Mar 15:16 next collapse

What about scientists who prefer to bottom?

i_dont_want_to@lemmy.blahaj.zone on 21 Mar 21:34 collapse

They can come to my place.

GreenKnight23@lemmy.world on 21 Mar 19:55 next collapse

I know science. you put the thing in the thing and you write it down.

then, you put another thing in the thing and you write that down.

repeat ad nauseam.

Am are scientist, am are smart! Gib me mony please!

Default_Defect@midwest.social on 21 Mar 22:08 next collapse

I once tin plated a penny and heated it up until it became bronze, when should I expect to start the move?

DozensOfDonner@mander.xyz on 21 Mar 22:59 next collapse

Meanwhile most universities have been on strike like last week.

Ledericas@lemm.ee on 22 Mar 05:28 collapse

and some state universities in my area have been losing so much students over the past few years they had to cut so many things, reducing potential future scientists. cutting certain classes, and instructors too.

RymrgandsDaughter@lemmy.world on 22 Mar 01:22 next collapse

Damn I should have gotten my stem degree

Ledericas@lemm.ee on 22 Mar 05:29 collapse

probably need a PHD, i dont think they are in the market for BS or MS in stems. alot of people often end up with the former rather than the latter, the lack of stem experience opportunities(aka lab work/research) make it very hard to get to the PHD levels.

covid has been terrible for people in the states that had to go through thier whole college experience ONLINE only. it was bad before covid, covid just unmasked everything thats wrong with career development of stem majors.

RymrgandsDaughter@lemmy.world on 22 Mar 21:21 collapse

I didn’t realize it was that bad pre-covid

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Ledericas@lemm.ee on 23 Mar 02:05 collapse

lab experience/research is pretty difficult to get into on the undergrad levels, some some schools dont openly say you need this or that, or they have labs at the school. probably best for people in bio at least go into health only, since the jobs are there.

in research its very hard to get into being a scientist. alot of people do try to become faculty at colleges, but its very competitive, and your also waiting for a tenure to retire or croak for a seat to open up.

i dont know how many universities are affected by many state uni in the west had to slash thier classes and instructors because there is not enough people going to college(undegrad enrollment). some other ones are on the verge on closing altogether.

Lanske@lemmy.world on 22 Mar 07:21 next collapse

Cool, now we need to sort out housing quick. Cause where will all those scientists stay!?

Tezzerets_Tea_Time@lemmy.world on 22 Mar 21:43 next collapse

Someone should. Trump and Musk made it very clear scientists aren’t wanted in America.

Akasazh@feddit.nl on 23 Mar 00:09 next collapse

The current govt is supposedly fiercly anti-immigrant. I guess its only poor people with dark complexity that they want to stop entering.

oppy1984@lemm.ee on 23 Mar 08:31 collapse

The American brain drain.