Eesti ülikoolid ei ole veel USA teadlasi meelitanud

Eesti ülikoolid ei ole veel USA teadlasi meelitanud

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Estonian universities have not yet attracted US scientists

Euroopa ülikoolid pakuvad USA teadlastele tööd, aga Eesti ülikoolid pole veel sammu astunud. Teemat arutatakse rektorite nõukogul.

. See on juhus Euroopa ülikoolidel, et meelitada USA teadlasi. Euroopa Komisjon ütleb, et .
Mõned Euroopa ülikoolid, nagu Prantsusmaa, Belgia ja Rootsi ülikoolid, on juba algatanud programmid USA teadlaste meelitamiseks. .
Tallinna Ülikooli rektor Tõnu Viik ütleb, et ülikoolil pole konkreetset plaani USA teadlasi meelitada. Tema sõnul oleneb teadlaste kutsumine nende vahelisest suhtlusest. Viik mainis ka, et .
Viik märkis, et Eestis kritiseeritakse ülikoolide autonoomsust peamiselt meedias. . Ta ütles, et .
Tartu Ülikooli rektor Toomas Asser ütles, et nende ülikool pole veel arutanud USA teadlaste töölepakut. Ta teatas, et USA-s toimuv muudab akadeemilist maailma. Asser ütles, et , sealhulgas Eestist välja rännanud teadlasi. Ta märkis, et , mis on kannatada saanud.
Eesti Kunstiakadeemia (EKA) on praegu alles arutamas USA teadlaste meelitamist. . Nad ootavad riikliku rahastuse selgumist. EKA teadusprorektor Linda Kaljundi ütles, et .

European universities are offering jobs to US scientists, but Estonian universities have not yet taken any steps. The topic is being discussed at the rectors' council.

The new US government has reduced funding for some universities. This is an opportunity for European universities to attract US scientists. The European Commission says that Europe is a safe place for science.
Some European universities, such as France, Belgium, and Sweden, have already initiated programs to attract US scientists. Estonian universities have not done so yet.
The rector of Tallinn University, Tõnu Viik, says that the university does not have a specific plan to attract US scientists. He said that the recruitment of scientists depends on their communication. Viik also mentioned that the reduction of autonomy in US universities weakens their position.
Viik noted that in Estonia, the autonomy of universities is mainly criticized in the media. Estonian universities must stand up for their rights themselves. He said that cooperation between Tallinn University and US universities will continue.
The rector of the University of Tartu, Toomas Asser, said that their university has not yet discussed job offers for US scientists. He announced that what is happening in the US is changing the academic world. Asser said that in Estonia, more scientists are needed, including those who have emigrated from Estonia. He noted that the University of Tartu has cooperative projects with the US that have suffered.
The Estonian Academy of Arts (EKA) is currently still discussing attracting US scientists. EKA does not yet have a specific plan. They are waiting for clarification on state funding. EKA's Vice-Rector for Research, Linda Kaljundi, said that countries have found different ways to attract US scientists.