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For top schools, money is secondary to building and maintaining reputation and leadership in research. Money comes as a consequence of being leaders, Think of
by NTDF9 10y ago
For top schools, money is secondary to building and maintaining reputation and leadership in research. Money comes as a consequence of being leaders,
Think of Carnegie Mellon Robotics professors and grad students poached by Uber. Think of top graph computer scientists who joined Facebook and Google early on.
A lot of this men and women were bright international students/professors flocking to top US univs. These bright people (directly and indirectly) invited budding geniuses from their home countries to come to these univs in the US.
A lot of countries would love to have such a concentration of bright talent (and the network effects) in their univs.
- dragandj 10y ago> For top schools, money is secondary to building and maintaining reputation and leadership in research. Money comes as a consequence of being leaders, This is not quite exactly how it works in Europe, though. Money is channeled through national/EU government, one way or another.