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Victoria News – Reversing the Canadian brain drain

For Jorge Peña and Anup Daté, a summer at the University of Victoria provided hands-on training in high-tech research, and a chance to explore a scenic new city. For Canada, it’s a 12-week opportunity to convince the brightest young minds from emerging economies to relocate here. Peña, a 23-year-old biotechnology student from the Monterrey Institute […]

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Hamilton Spectator – Mac program targets top talent; School part of effort to attract and retain world’s best researchers

Call it McMaster’s brain gain. This summer, some of the world’s best and brightest young minds are converging on the university as part of a unique program aimed at fostering global partnerships and boosting the school’s profile as an international research destination. “Science is an international endeavour,” said Margaret Fahnestock, a professor in the department […]

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Kingston This Week: Queen’s University working with Mitacs Globalink to bring brilliant international minds to Canada

The Mitacs Globalink program was born with one purpose in mind: to draw the best and brightest minds from around the globe to Canada for research and development studies. Though boasting many prestigious and respected learning institutions, Canada nonetheless lags behind in the race for global talent. “Unfortunately, when the best and brightest in other […]

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Metro News: Reverse brain drain brings bright minds to London

It’s being called “a reverse brain drain,” and it’s bringing major opportunities for all involved.   Ana Solis, 20, from Mexico City, is one of the bright young minds visiting Western University this summer to join research projects as part of a special internship program and, for her, it’s a big chance.“I’m very excited about […]

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Waterloo Chronicle – Global exchange

It all started with a paper about the hidden properties of waves — the kind that some of us will be enjoying at a beach this summer. “This is about internal waves,” said Prof. Kevin Lamb, with the Applied Mathematics Department at the University of Waterloo. “They are waves that are below the surface that […]

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CKWS – TV – Program draws international students to Queen’s

Mitacs Globalink intern Luis Arvizu from Mexico speaks about the research he is doing at Queen’s University to CKWS – TV. Mitacs would like to thank the following government and international partners, in addition to our full and associate university partners, for their support of Globalink in 2013: Western Economic Diversification Canada, the Government of […]

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