«Scientists of the Future» – the largest Russian competition of school students' research projects – became international! Martin Hedberg, Douglas Nilsson, Amita Kuttner, Katharine Hayhoe.

Continuing to attract foreign highly skilled scientists to the United States and retaining them is crucial for building a bright future that relies on emerging technologies such as quantum computing and artificial intelligence (AI). Thank you for supporting the Scientists For Future International letter!

measures for protecting the climate and biosphere are deeply inadequate.

Stefan Rahmstorf, Helga Kromp-Kolb, Gottfried Kirchengast, Reto Knutti, Sonia I. Seneviratne, Philippe Thalmann, Raven Cretney, Alison Green, Kevin Anderson, Scientists for Future in Spanien Over the years, foreign-born physicists, chemists, computer scientists, mathematicians, you name it, have been contributing greatly to the U.S. leadership in quantum and AI. He became a citizen last year. When Gambetta first arrived in the U.S., quantum computing wasn't yet mainstream.

We invite: The Concerns of the Young Climate Protesters are Justified.

Our world has not run out of problems to solve—from pandemics to climate change to creating economic opportunity for all.

Just consider that although only about 9 percent of America’s Black students enroll in HBCUs, roughly 16 percent of all Black scientists and engineers are their graduates.

the costs and benefits of climate action will require deliberate attention, but it is both possible and essential. Please see the separate website Scientists for Future International.

They deserve our respect and full support.

He is the 12th Director in its 75-year history. I agree that my personal data are processed by Scientists for Future for the purpose of this campaign and the publication We need these scientists—and we need them badly.

The Board of Future of Research has submitted the following to the National Academies of Science, Engineering and Medicine study, the “Next Generation Researchers Initiative”. 4) Climate, Youth Climate Strike—shows that young people understand the situation. Discover world-changing science. AUTHORS: Gregor Hagedorn, Peter Kalmus, Michael Mann, Sara Vicca, Joke Van den Berge, Jean-Pascal van Ypersele, Dominique Bourg, Jan Rotmans, Roope Kaaronen,

Scientists for Future in Luxemburg beteiligen sich an Initiative in Deutschland, Österreich und der Schweiz.

We must prioritize the development, attraction and retention of highly skilled workers. IBM is an American company with a global footprint, and in the U.S. we have three research labs—in Yorktown Heights, N.Y., Almaden, Calif., and Cambridge, Mass. Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. We also need to address the chronic underfunding of historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs)—great scientific, economic and cultural drivers. Designed by Elegant Themes | Powered by WordPress, Funding Resources for Early Career Researchers, Chicago 2019: Mentoring Future Scientists.
Fundamental research, done by domestic or foreign talent, underpins progress and drives innovation—and ultimately, improves our lives. Scientists for Future ist eine Initiative von Wissenschaftlern zur Unterstützung der Schülerbewegung Fridays for Future. aim is to support talented children, revive the school student's interest to study exact,

We approve and support their demand for rapid and forceful action. “By challenging, inspiring and stretching one another, they make one another better, just as star players raise a whole team’s level of play.”. All investigations presented at the Competition must be performed by students by their own, under the supervision of a university or school teacher.

from Russia and other countries.

The scientific community has clearly concluded that a global warming of It hinges on the country remaining a global beacon for international STEM talent. A declining birth rate, the ever-changing nature of work that increasingly demands STEM skills, and not enough STEM training at home—a problem we must urgently address—means the U.S. must remain a beacon to attract the best global talent. Each year, more than 50,000 bachelor’s degrees in computer science and related fields are awarded to U.S. citizens or permanent residents. According to a 2019 report by the Center for Security and Emerging Technology (CSET), more than 50 percent of computer scientists with graduate degrees currently employed in the U.S. were born abroad—and nearly 70 percent of enrolled computer science graduate students as well.
In AI-related fields specifically, around 80 percent of U.S.-educated Ph.D. graduates have stayed in the country—just like the 58 percent of foreign-born AI researchers that now work at IBM’s American labs.