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Best Places to Work in Academia, 2007

Easy livin' at Dalhousie

Massachusetts General Hospital: View from the top

Purdue pushes forward

Survey Methodology

Top 15 US Academic Institutions

Top 10 International Academic Institutions

Top 40 US Academic Institutions

Best Countries for Academic Research

Best Places to Work: Survey Findings PDF

This year, Mexico and Brazil debuted on the list of the top countries for academic research. How did they get there?

Guadalupe Virginia Nevárez-Moorillón, a microbiologist at the Autonomous University of Chihuahua, says demographics are working in Mexico's favor. "Mexico is a country of young people," she says, and the number of enthusiastic students interested in science is on the rise. According to René Drucker-Colín, the vice chancellor for science of the National Autonomous University of Mexico, about 1,500 new PhDs graduated this year, compared to around 1,200 five years ago.

Yet Drucker-Colín says there's room for ...

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