China Capitalizes on America’s Scientific Brain Drain
A growing number of top scientists of Chinese origin, who have long thrived in U.S. institutions, are returning to China due to U.S. immigration policies and geopolitical concerns. China is seizing this opportunity, actively recruiting talent with research funding and generous incentives.
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