Nobel Prize Laureates and Referents of World Science Denounce the “Collapse” of the Argentine System in a Letter Addressed to Milei
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A sector of the international scientific community once again expressed its concern about the situation of Argentine science. A little over a year after the letter signed by 68 Nobel laureates warning about the “dangerous precipice” to which the national scientific system was directed, a new pronouncement maintains that this scenario deepened and that the country is going through a “collapse” of its National Science, Technology and Innovation Sy…
Scientists call for the protection of institutions, researchers and the knowledge accumulated by the country over several decades.
Originally published on June 31, 2026 by Canal Abierto “The international scientific community asks you again to cease the dismantling of the Argentine System of Science, Technology and Innovation.” With this definition begins the open letter promoted by molecular biologist Alberto Kornblihtt and the physics, researcher and national deputy Adriana Serquis, who calls on the government of Javier Milei to stop the adjustment on science and warns t…
They sent an open letter with the signature of more than 2,000 researchers. They denounce the reduction of scientific organisms, the freezing of income and the paralysing of strategic projects.
24 Nobel Prize Winners Urge Argentine President Milei to Halt Dismantling of the Scientific System
El Ciudadano Original article: 24 Nobel laureates denounce collapse of the Argentine scientific system and demand Milei stop its dismantling In a direct appeal to Argentina’s President, Javier Milei, 24 Nobel Prize winners, alongside dozens of promising international scientists, have called for an end to the dismantling of the nation’s scientific infrastructure. As reported by international media, this call was made public through a letter initi…
Through an open letter, they warned of the sector's collapse in the face of job losses and cuts in funds.
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