Responding during the report's consultation period, many science-based businesses lamented the difficulty they have in recruiting high quality scientists.
It was perceived by our interviewees that not enough high quality scientists are graduating from the local university system, which in turn means that research institutes do not have sufficient research expertise.
It had long since outgrown its reliance on ICI's name to attract high-quality scientists, for example.
China is currently working hard with considerable success to lure home high-quality scientists trained and working in other countries.
Aspirants to a faculty position should also demonstrate their capability to secure grants and attract high-quality scientists to work in the lab, he adds.
The controversy also has raised questions about whether the allegations will make it difficult for the Salk Institute to recruit high-quality scientists and executives.
Thus, a low-quality scientist who is a selfish reviewer might recommend rejection of nearly all proposals considered, whereas a very high-quality scientist but selfish reviewer would recommend rejection of relatively few high-quality proposals.
"We looked at the LMB and Bell and Cold Spring and Carnegie and we saw that you did not have to offer tenure to get the highest quality of scientists," he says.
Additionally, collaborations with other groups will help ensure her spectra are of the highest quality and available to scientists: HITRAN at Harvard University, ExoMol at University College London, the Burgasser group at the University of California at San Diego, and McKemmish's team at the University of New South Wales.
"Britain has no shortage of scientists of the highest quality," said Paul Klingenstein, the general partner of Aberdare Ventures, a venture capital firm in San Francisco that invests in new health care companies.
