For decades, the United States benefited from one of the most powerful competitive advantages in science: many of the world’s best researchers wanted to work there. That advantage is not disappearing overnight. The U.S. still has unmatched concentrations of research universities, federal laboratories, private capital and technology companies. But the flow of talent is becoming less one-directional, and Canada is making an unusually aggressive attempt to capitalize on the shift. The latest… [...]
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