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 == Main ==
-Literature on the mobility of scientists focuses on how scientific mobility contributes to the development of aspects of a professional research career. Researchers who are mobile can build trans-national networks that sustain productive international collaborations (Woolley et al, 2008<ref name="woolley_et_al_2008">Woolley, R. & Turpin, T. & Marceau, J. & Hill, S. (2008). Mobility Matters: Research Training and Network Building in Science. Comparative Technology Transfer and Society 6(3), 159-184. Johns Hopkins University Press. Retrieved June 4, 2018, from Project MUSE database. doi:10.1353/ctt.0.0014</ref>) and can gain access to key postdoctoral labour market entry points (Melin, 2004<ref name="melin_2004">Melin, G. (2004). International ties. Postdoc abroad: inherited scientific contacts or establishment of new networks? ''Research Evaluation 13(2)'', 95-102. https://doi.org/10.3152/147154404781776455</ref>; Lancio-Morandat & Nohara, 2002<ref name="lancio_nohara_2002">Lancio-Morandat, C., & Nohara, H. (2002). The scientific labour market in international perspective: A “bridging institution” between academia and industry for the co-production and transfer of knowledge and competences. Paper presented at the SASE Conference on Work and Labor in the Global Economy, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, June 27–30.</ref>; Marceau & Preston, 1997<ref name="marceau_preston_1997">Marceau, J., & Preston, H. (1997). Nurturing National Talent: The Australian Research Council's Fellowship Scheme. ''Prometheus, 15(1)'', 41–53. https://doi.org/10.1080/08109029708632049</ref>), among other benefits.
+Literature on the mobility of scientists focuses on how scientific mobility contributes to the development of aspects of a professional research career. Researchers who are mobile can build trans-national networks that sustain productive international collaborations (Woolley et al, 2008<ref name="woolley_et_al_2008">Woolley, R. & Turpin, T. & Marceau, J. & Hill, S. (2008). Mobility Matters: Research Training and Network Building in Science. Comparative Technology Transfer and Society 6(3), 159-184. Johns Hopkins University Press. Retrieved June 4, 2018, from Project MUSE database. https://doi.org/10.1353/ctt.0.0014</ref>) and can gain access to key postdoctoral labour market entry points (Melin, 2004<ref name="melin_2004">Melin, G. (2004). International ties. Postdoc abroad: inherited scientific contacts or establishment of new networks? ''Research Evaluation 13(2)'', 95-102. https://doi.org/10.3152/147154404781776455</ref>; Lancio-Morandat & Nohara, 2002<ref name="lancio_nohara_2002">Lancio-Morandat, C., & Nohara, H. (2002). The scientific labour market in international perspective: A “bridging institution” between academia and industry for the co-production and transfer of knowledge and competences. Paper presented at the SASE Conference on Work and Labor in the Global Economy, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, June 27–30.</ref>; Marceau & Preston, 1997<ref name="marceau_preston_1997">Marceau, J., & Preston, H. (1997). Nurturing National Talent: The Australian Research Council's Fellowship Scheme. ''Prometheus, 15(1)'', 41–53. https://doi.org/10.1080/08109029708632049</ref>), among other benefits.
 == Conceptualizations ==

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 == Main ==
-Literature on the mobility of scientists focuses on how scientific mobility contributes to the development of aspects of a professional research career. Researchers who are mobile can build trans-national networks that sustain productive international collaborations (Woolley et al 2008) and can gain access to key postdoctoral labour market entry points (Melin, 2004<ref name="melin_2004">Melin, G. (2004). International ties. Postdoc abroad: inherited scientific contacts or establishment of new networks? ''Research Evaluation 13(2)'', 95-102. https://doi.org/10.3152/147154404781776455</ref>; Lancio-Morandat & Nohara, 2002<ref name="lancio_nohara_2002">Lancio-Morandat, C., & Nohara, H. (2002). The scientific labour market in international perspective: A “bridging institution” between academia and industry for the co-production and transfer of knowledge and competences. Paper presented at the SASE Conference on Work and Labor in the Global Economy, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, June 27–30.</ref>; Marceau & Preston, 1997<ref name="marceau_preston_1997">Marceau, J., & Preston, H. (1997). Nurturing National Talent: The Australian Research Council's Fellowship Scheme. ''Prometheus, 15(1)'', 41–53. https://doi.org/10.1080/08109029708632049</ref>), among other benefits.
+Literature on the mobility of scientists focuses on how scientific mobility contributes to the development of aspects of a professional research career. Researchers who are mobile can build trans-national networks that sustain productive international collaborations (Woolley et al, 2008<ref name="woolley_et_al_2008">Woolley, R. & Turpin, T. & Marceau, J. & Hill, S. (2008). Mobility Matters: Research Training and Network Building in Science. Comparative Technology Transfer and Society 6(3), 159-184. Johns Hopkins University Press. Retrieved June 4, 2018, from Project MUSE database. doi:10.1353/ctt.0.0014</ref>) and can gain access to key postdoctoral labour market entry points (Melin, 2004<ref name="melin_2004">Melin, G. (2004). International ties. Postdoc abroad: inherited scientific contacts or establishment of new networks? ''Research Evaluation 13(2)'', 95-102. https://doi.org/10.3152/147154404781776455</ref>; Lancio-Morandat & Nohara, 2002<ref name="lancio_nohara_2002">Lancio-Morandat, C., & Nohara, H. (2002). The scientific labour market in international perspective: A “bridging institution” between academia and industry for the co-production and transfer of knowledge and competences. Paper presented at the SASE Conference on Work and Labor in the Global Economy, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, June 27–30.</ref>; Marceau & Preston, 1997<ref name="marceau_preston_1997">Marceau, J., & Preston, H. (1997). Nurturing National Talent: The Australian Research Council's Fellowship Scheme. ''Prometheus, 15(1)'', 41–53. https://doi.org/10.1080/08109029708632049</ref>), among other benefits.
 == Conceptualizations ==

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