Canada recruits Harvard and MIT scientists
Canada has announced grants for 64 researchers from various countries, including 48 from the United States, amounting to 504 million Canadian dollars (362 million US dollars) to support research programs in the fields of health, artificial intelligence, and advanced technology. This initiative is part of Canada's strategy to strengthen its position as a global research hub, especially after a decline in research support in the United States due to federal funding cuts and strict immigration policies, which have prompted many scientists to relocate to Canada. The strategic plan aims to attract 100 international research chairs and 1,000 researchers over 12 years, leveraging funding of 1.7 billion Canadian dollars with a focus on vital projects such as healthcare, the environment, and digital technology. This move is part of an international competition to attract scientists, with Europe also launching initiatives to draw researchers from around the world.
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