Nature 436, 884-885 (August 2005) | doi:10.1038/nj7052-884a
In March 2005, neuroscientist Ishwar Parhar had coffee with the king of Malaysia at a Tokyo hotel. "He asked me why I don't come back to Malaysia," Parhar remembers. A desire to do more research than the infrastructure would allow had driven him away years before, and he had had no indication that the government was serious about plans to strengthen science. Months later, officials from Malaysia's science and health ministries negotiated to let Parhar, currently at Nippon Medical School in Tokyo, build a new brain-science research institute in the capital, Kuala Lumpur. "The meeting with the king was good," he says. "I think it got the ministries to talk to me."
But not everyone can meet the king, ...
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