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Bernard Fox Highlights Global Concerns Over Scientific Collaboration Cuts

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May 26, 2025, 10:52

Bernard Fox Highlights Global Concerns Over Scientific Collaboration Cuts

Bernard A. Fox, Co-Founder, President, and CEO of UbiVac, shared a post on LinkedIn:

“Researchers worldwide will suffer if collaborations are shut down and databases taken offline, scientists say.

One aim of recruitment drives is to “to help prevent the loss of talent to the global scientific community,”

“The U.S. was always an example, in both science and education,” said Patrick Schultz, president of France’s Institute of Genetics, Molecular and Cellular Biology. So the cuts and policies were “very frightening also for us because it was an example for the whole world.”

Put the last section of today’s commentary upfront!! From Christina Larson, Jamey Keaten & Adithi Ramakrishnan up front.”

Bernard A. Fox amplified concerns from international scientific leaders about the negative impact of reducing global research collaborations. The commentary reflects growing anxiety over U.S. policy changes and their ripple effect on the global scientific and educational landscape.

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