A new life for research in PORTUGAL

A new life for research in PORTUGAL In an effort to become scientifically competitive with the rest of Europe, Portugal has dedicated significant financial and administrative resources to improving its research infrastructure over the past 2 decades—a movement that helped breed five times the number of life science PhDs and boost publication rates 17-fold. In the past 2 years, Portugal’s Foundation for Science and Technology has turned

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In an effort to become scientifically competitive with the rest of Europe, Portugal has dedicated significant financial and administrative resources to improving its research infrastructure over the past 2 decades—a movement that helped breed five times the number of life science PhDs and boost publication rates 17-fold. In the past 2 years, Portugal’s Foundation for Science and Technology has turned its attention to its postdocs, luring back those who went abroad with the promise of state-of-the-art research facilities and public funding of about 1,000 postdoc fellowships each year.

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A new life for research in PORTUGAL

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Leading this initiative as one of the most competitive research centers in Portugal is the Instituto Gulbenkian de Ciencia ...

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