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The remarkable increase in the number of overseas Chinese scientists returning to the booming economies of Asia is already having an impact on the region. Scientists are also going back to take up key posts in China itself.

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  1. David Swinbanks
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Swinbanks, D., Tacey, E. Chinese scientists drawn back to Asia. Nature 383, 11–12 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1038/383011a0

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