Jered Dominguez-Trujillo
@jereddt.bsky.social
ABQ | HPC and Supercomputing
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Foreign-born STEM graduates who remain in the US frequently go on to work at American universities, private tech firms, or become startup founders in Silicon Valley. Immigrants founded or co-founded nearly two-thirds of the top AI companies in the United States, according to a 2023 analysis.
Trump's Crackdown on Foreign Student Visas Could Derail Critical AI Research
Trump Administration’s Foreign Student Visa Crackdown Could Wreak Havoc on STEM Research
www.wired.com
May 29, 2025 at 7:50 PM
Foreign-born STEM graduates who remain in the US frequently go on to work at American universities, private tech firms, or become startup founders in Silicon Valley. Immigrants founded or co-founded nearly two-thirds of the top AI companies in the United States, according to a 2023 analysis.
Great article Howard.
I see a lot of similarities to this in other high-level and competitive professions that require lots of time and training.
I’ll be curious to see if there’ll be generational differences in this aspect with younger coaches, like Daigneault, as they progress in their careers.
I see a lot of similarities to this in other high-level and competitive professions that require lots of time and training.
I’ll be curious to see if there’ll be generational differences in this aspect with younger coaches, like Daigneault, as they progress in their careers.
May 24, 2025 at 5:48 PM
Great article Howard.
I see a lot of similarities to this in other high-level and competitive professions that require lots of time and training.
I’ll be curious to see if there’ll be generational differences in this aspect with younger coaches, like Daigneault, as they progress in their careers.
I see a lot of similarities to this in other high-level and competitive professions that require lots of time and training.
I’ll be curious to see if there’ll be generational differences in this aspect with younger coaches, like Daigneault, as they progress in their careers.