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One has to consider history though. European top researchers crossed the Atlantic due to the war and later because it was more stable than Iron-curtained Europe
by aylmao 8y ago
One has to consider history though. European top researchers crossed the Atlantic due to the war and later because it was more stable than Iron-curtained Europe, but now that a lot of factors have settled there’s probably less brain-drain into the US from around the world.
The social problems mounting up in the US affect all this too. Granted, not noble laureates, but anecdotally I know a couple of Europeans in the sciences who decided to move back to their home country because they found life in the US stressful