Nobel Winners Illustrate Israel's "Brain Drain"

barlevg writes "Two of the three scientists sharing this year's Nobel Prize in Chemistry have Israeli citizenship, with Dr. Arieh Warshel having been born and educated in Israel, yet both are based at universities in the United States. These two scientists are perhaps the highest profile examples of a growing problem in the so-called "start-up nation," which is known for its high-tech tech companies and scientific innovation, and yet which loses more researchers to emigration than any other western nation. The problem? Large salary gaps between US and Israeli institutions. As Daniel Hershkowitz, president of Bar-Ilan University put it, 'I don't see Israel being able to compete with what they offer in the United States.'"

Re:Stereotypes?

[smittyoneeach]

That's because the vast bulk of NPP winners don't know how to wage war and then blame their predecessor.
Tricky art, requiring copious support from the codpiece media.

Warmer?

[Phoenix666]

I guess you haven't heard the joke:

A journalist asked a Russian, American, and Israeli, "Can you please give us your opinion on the food shortage?"

The Russian replied, "What is an 'opinion'?"

The American replied, "What is a 'shortage'?"

The Israeli replied, "What is 'please'?"