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U.S.-China Tensions Fuel Outflow of Chinese Scientists From U.S. Universities
The trend is a sign of the U.S.’s fading appeal for a group that has been a driver of innovation.
www.wsj.com
U.S.-China Tensions Fuel Outflow of Chinese Scientists From U.S. Universities
The trend is a sign of the U.S.’s fading appeal for a group that has been a driver of innovation.
www.wsj.com
就连左左（美国民主党，加自由党）在没有硝烟的环境中都这样了，还有中裔美国人，加拿大人选右右政党（美国共和党，加保守党）。 脑壳一定是被夹坏了。就为了少交点税，或上厕所时方便些或"安全"些？ 亦或是自己的小孩今后还有名校可上，凡此种种，不胜枚举。
从自身根本长远利益来说，我永远投自由党（有一到两次还投了新民主党）， 不管是我博士期间（博士第二年入籍）收入还不高，到今天衣食无忧，即便今后变成千万富翁，亿万富翁，我是永远的自由党（新民主党）。
即使今天我为Justin Trudeau 的无能无为扼腕叹息，从少数族裔的根本长远利益来说，我还是永远的自由党（新民主党）。
以上只是鄙人之拙见，恕不做进一步解释。你若喜欢，好！你若不喜欢，也好！
Article courtesy of billwanhua who posts this article earlier in other thread:
Harvard, MIT lose experienced scholars as fear of government surveillance prompts 4 in 10 to consider leaving
HONG KONG—An increasing number of scientists and engineers of Chinese descent are giving up tenured positions at top-tier American universities to leave for China or elsewhere, in a sign of the U.S.’s fading appeal for a group that has been a driver of innovation.
The trend, driven in part by what many of the scholars describe as an increasingly hostile political and racial environment, has caused the Biden administration to work with scholars of Chinese descent to address concerns.
More than 1,400 U.S.-trained Chinese scientists dropped their U.S. academic or corporate affiliation for a Chinese one in 2021, a 22% jump from the previous year, according to data gathered by researchers from Princeton University, Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The data, to be published by the advocacy group Asian American Scholar Forum on Friday, is based on changes to the addresses listed under authors’ names in academic journals.
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Chinese scientists trained in the U.S. have returned to China in increasing numbers over the past two decades as the country has grown more affluent and gained stature as a center of scientific research. In the past decade, China has tried to recruit top researchers through talent programs, but historically the majority elected to stay in the U.S.
Departures from the U.S. rose sharply starting in 2020, however, when the Covid-19 pandemic coincided with an increase in criminal cases filed against academics under the China Initiative, a Trump-era Justice Department program intended to counter national security threats from China.
President Biden’s Justice Department said it would stop pursuing new cases under the China Initiative in February, following a series of failed prosecutions and complaints of racial profiling, but some scientists of Chinese descent said they still feel as though suspicions are being directed toward them and fear that will continue as long as relations between the U.S. and China remain tense.
