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Canada’s research stars should get a shot at same funding as foreign scholars

  • Outstanding scholars in diverse fields are entering the Canadian academic community from abroad thanks to the Canada 150 Chairs initiative, a $117.6-million program first
Opinion | BY MARK LAUTENS | September 10, 2018
Science Minister Kirsty Duncan ushered in a new program last year to attract top foreign researchers to Canada. Now it's time to boost the funding for Canadian researchers, writes University of Toronto chemistry professor Mark Lautens. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Canada’s research stars should get a shot at same funding as foreign scholars

Opinion | BY MARK LAUTENS | September 10, 2018
  • Outstanding scholars in diverse fields are entering the Canadian academic community from abroad thanks to the Canada 150 Chairs initiative, a $117.6-million program first

Canada’s research stars should get a shot at same funding as foreign scholars

Opinion | BY MARK LAUTENS | September 10, 2018
  • Outstanding scholars in diverse fields are entering the Canadian academic community from abroad thanks to the Canada 150 Chairs initiative, a $117.6-million program first
Science Minister Kirsty Duncan ushered in a new program last year to attract top foreign researchers to Canada. Now it's time to boost the funding for Canadian researchers, writes University of Toronto chemistry professor Mark Lautens. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade
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