Improving perspectives for young researchers in Europe
The current time provides a unique momentum for studying brain (dys)function, because the spectrum of genetic, electrophysiological, imaging, and behavioral tools has only recently become powerful enough to do so. Moreover the need of a European multidisciplinary Neuroscience training network is pressing and its availability should be considered as the means to train talented young scientists for future European research.
These training activities should counteract the brain drain especially to non-European countries. A sizeable fraction of young European researchers who pursue further studies in the USA is recruited by American establishments and will stay there for an extended period or even permanently. We would like to reverse this trend and promote immigration and recruitment of top talents from all continents to Europe.
The possibility of receiving high quality training and be introduced to many European contacts via the ENC network will significantly improve the perspectives of junior researchers to develop their carrier within the European community.
Amsterdam Neuroscience
Bordeaux Neurocampus
European Neuroscience Institute Göttingen-CNMPB
Neuroscience Center Zurich
Center for Neuroscience and Cell Biology Coimbra
University College London
Sagol school of neuroscience Tel Aviv
Sylics Amsterdam
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Improving perspectives for young researchers in Europe
The current time provides a unique momentum for studying brain (dys)function, because the spectrum of genetic, electrophysiological, imaging, and behavioral tools has only recently become powerful enough to do so. Moreover the need of a European multidisciplinary Neuroscience training network is pressing and its availability should be considered as the means to train talented young scientists for future European research.
These training activities should counteract the brain drain especially to non-European countries. A sizeable fraction of young European researchers who pursue further studies in the USA is recruited by American establishments and will stay there for an extended period or even permanently. We would like to reverse this trend and promote immigration and recruitment of top talents from all continents to Europe.
The possibility of receiving high quality training and be introduced to many European contacts via the ENC network will significantly improve the perspectives of junior researchers to develop their carrier within the European community.