A Nature poll found 75% of US scientists may leave due to Trump-era funding cuts. Early-career researchers are hardest hit, eyeing jobs in Canada/Europe. Many cite lost grants, immigration fears, and anti-LGBTQ+ policies as reasons. Some institutions abroad see this as a rare talent-grab opportunity

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A Nature poll found 75% of US scientists may leave due to Trump-era funding cuts. Early-career researchers are hardest hit, eyeing jobs in Canada/Europe. Many cite lost grants, immigration fears, and anti-LGBTQ+ policies as reasons. Some institutions abroad see this as a rare talent-grab opportunity submitted by /u/MarzipanBackground91
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