Playing offense to attract top researchers and retain Canadian graduates


Universities aggressively recruit entire research teams, not just individual star researchers, which suggests that Canada needs to create incentives. Roseann O'Reilly Runte from Runte and Associates says Canada should focus on attracting research with industrial support in priority areas, alongside researchers and their students, to boost both scientific advancement and economic growth.

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