Trump administration policies hurt US universities, jeopardizing innovation and competitiveness with China
Lara Maior
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The US faces fierce competition from China in technology, and the Trump administration's policies, including cutting funding for universities and restricting international students, risk eroding innovation. Universities, essential for research and development, face political pressures that undermine academic autonomy. In contrast, China is investing heavily in education and research, outpacing the US in the production of quality science. This dynamic suggests a possible shift in the center of gravity in innovation from the US to Asia.
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