Welcome home: Italian and Spanish researchers returning from abroad deserve more support

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Italy and Spain are using some innovative programs to bring back their well-trained researchers by providing an attractive salary and research funding. Various measures are essential for bringing new talents if they want to meet their scientific aspirations and it will be up to universities to show more flexibility in supporting returning scientists.

Personnel administration, Spain, Research Personnel, Compensation and benefits, Federal aid to research, Government aid to research, Research scientists

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Pollution fears put work at neutrino laboratory on hold

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The underground laboratory has been shut down by the Italy's nuclear physics research authorities due to the environmental problems. The officials report that the toxic chemicals used in the underground neutrino lab could pollute local water supplies.

Nuclear R&D ex Energy, Environmental aspects, Pollution, Underground construction, Nuclear research

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Fertilized to death

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Increasing use of nitrogen-based fertilizer can led to suffocating algal blooms in the rivers and cause damage to the ecosystem. Effective measures for efficient use of nitrogen in farming are presented.

Nitrogenous Fertilizer Manufacturing, Regulation of Agricultural Marketing and Commodities, Nitrogenous fertilizers, Agricultural Research, Nitrogen Plant Food, Usage, Risk factors, Protection and preservation, Nitrogen fertilizers, Agricultural ecosystems, Agroecosystems

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