The regional government of Galicia in Spain has just announced a plan to attract internationally recognised scientists to its research and technology centres. The programme, called IMAN (Unidade de Captación de Intelixencia Estratéxica), will spend more than 8 million euros through 2010 to offer both temporary and permanent contracts to high-profile scientists. Their role will be to lead strategic projects and to help the centres and research in the region grow.
Applications will be accepted between January and April of next year. The first contracts will be signed by the end of 2008.
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