“‘No way to invest in a career here’: US academics flee overseas to avoid Trump crackdown” | The Guardian

Robert Quinn, SAR Executive Director, offers insight on how recent US policies disrupting research will have ripple effects far beyond campus. “When a big economic contributor gets disrupted, that’s going to begin to affect everybody relatively quickly in those communities,” Quinn said. “Beyond that is the effect on public health. If we look at the cutting of the research pipeline, that means fundamentally cutting off access to services and medicines and treatments that affect every American who happens to get sick.”

Marina Dunbar reports for The Guardian. Read the full article.