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Nobel Laureates Warn Trump's Policies Threaten U.S. Science

9/9/2025

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Nobel laureates warn that Trump's policies may undermine U.S. science and research, risking global leadership.
Joachim Frank likens the current climate to the Hitler regime, fearing talent loss and economic repercussions.
Barry Barish notes a growing divide between the White House and universities, predicting a shift in scientific leadership to China and Europe.
Laureates express concern over long-term impacts on education and research for low-income Americans.
Over 4,500 scientists signed a petition urging action on the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
Ongoing U.S. budget debates may lead to cuts in science funding, with Congress potentially intervening.

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Nobel laureates warn that Trump's policies may undermine U.S. science and research, risking global leadership.
Joachim Frank likens the current climate to the Hitler regime, fearing talent loss and economic repercussions.
Barry Barish notes a growing divide between the White House and universities, predicting a shift in scientific leadership to China and Europe.
Laureates express concern over long-term impacts on education and research for low-income Americans.
Over 4,500 scientists signed a petition urging action on the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
Ongoing U.S. budget debates may lead to cuts in science funding, with Congress potentially intervening.