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Europe has experienced a notable increase in the emigration of high-skilled workers, a phenomenon commonly referred to as “brain drain.” In 2021, 32% of EU movers possessed a high level of education, compared to 28% in 2016. While the circulation of talent between countries can yield beneficial outcomes, the brain drain has significant negative effects. …

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While studies show that transferable skills are crucial for recruitment and career progression, training in these skills during PhD programs is limited. Researchers often concentrate on core research activities, overlooking the importance of broader skills. ResearchComp aims to bridge this gap by guiding the development of transferable skills and enhancing researchers’ overall capabilities and career …

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In parallel with the challenges that researchers across the EU face, researchers beyond its borders are also seeking their place in the science world. In Serbia, a candidate for EU membership since 2012 and a country with observer status in the European Research Area Committee, efforts to improve the scientific community status have been intensifying, …

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Addressing societal challenges and global issues by enhancing scientific and technological excellence in Europe is, more than ever, the most appropriate path to build a more sustainable and resilient future for all European citizens. Europe has always been considered a region where changes in society are driven by innovative ideas. Nowadays, when knowledge and research …

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