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Trump's Funding Cuts Prompt US Researchers to 'Migrate' to Europe, Where the EU Offers Lucrative Incentives to Attract Talent
2025-05-05 /
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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has unveiled a 500 million euro incentive plan spanning from 2025 to 2027, with the ambition of transforming Europe into a beacon for researchers and aiming to reach the target of dedicating 3% of GDP to R&D investment by 2030. This plan encompasses the creation of a seven-year "super grant" specifically designed to support researchers relocating to Europe. Concurrently, the EU will introduce its inaugural Innovation Act, alongside strategies tailored for startups and business expansion.
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