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4 Ph.D. neuroscience students from other countries share the challenges of studying in the US

  • Written by Thiago Arzua, Ph.D. Candidate in Neuroscience, Medical College of Wisconsin
4 Ph.D. neuroscience students from other countries share the challenges of studying in the USInternational students in the U.S. often face restrictions that make it hard to advance their research careers at the graduate level and beyond.Klaus Vedfelt/DigitalVision via Getty Images

International students make important contributions to the U.S. They can enrich scientific research through diversity of thought. They pay taxes, support...

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