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America is in danger of experiencing an academic brain drain 

Science & technology | Your lossAmerica is in danger of experiencing an academic brain drain Other countries may benefit. Science will sufferIllustration: Ben Hickey May 21st 2025Matthias Doepke was impressed when he moved to America as a graduate student in the 1990s. Academic pay was better than in his native Germany and university departments were slick and organised. But what he appreciated most was the attitude. “You come to the US and you have this feeling that you are totally welcome and you’re totally part of the local community,” he says. In 2012 he became a professor of economics at Northwestern University in Illinois, and in 2014 became a naturalised citizen.Explore moreThis article appeared in the Science & technology section of the print edition under the headline “Your loss is our loss ”From the May 24th 2025 editionDiscover stories from this section and more in the list of contents⇒Explore the editionReuse this content
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America is in danger of experiencing an academic brain drain 
Science & technology | Your lossAmerica is in danger of experiencing an academic brain drain Other countries may benefit. Science will sufferIllustration: Ben Hickey May 21st 2025Matthias Doepke was impressed when he moved to America as a graduate student in the 1990s. Academic pay was better than in his native Germany and university departments were slick and organised. But what he appreciated most was the attitude. “You come to the US and you have this feeling that you are totally welcome and you’re totally part of the local community,” he says. In 2012 he became a professor of economics at Northwestern University in Illinois, and in 2014 became a naturalised citizen.Explore moreThis article appeared in the Science & technology section of the print edition under the headline “Your loss is our loss ”From the May 24th 2025 editionDiscover stories from this section and more in the list of contents⇒Explore the editionReuse this content #america #danger #experiencing #academic #brain
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America is in danger of experiencing an academic brain drain 
Science & technology | Your lossAmerica is in danger of experiencing an academic brain drain Other countries may benefit. Science will sufferIllustration: Ben Hickey May 21st 2025Matthias Doepke was impressed when he moved to America as a graduate student in the 1990s. Academic pay was better than in his native Germany and university departments were slick and organised. But what he appreciated most was the attitude. “You come to the US and you have this feeling that you are totally welcome and you’re totally part of the local community,” he says. In 2012 he became a professor of economics at Northwestern University in Illinois, and in 2014 became a naturalised citizen.Explore moreThis article appeared in the Science & technology section of the print edition under the headline “Your loss is our loss ”From the May 24th 2025 editionDiscover stories from this section and more in the list of contents⇒Explore the editionReuse this content
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