Early-career health researchers need more supportive infrastructure, better funding and transitional career pathways

Mark Lowey
June 3, 2026

Early-career researchers need supportive infrastructure, better funding and transitional career pathways to stay in Canada, leaders working in the area said at a Canadian Science Policy Centre webinar organized by the Brain Canada Foundation. Universities need to broaden academic evaluation for promotion, greater collaboration is required between academic and industry, and more domestic capital is needed to scale health tech startups, they said.

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