Abstract
How To Advance Open International Scientific Exchange
Highlights
The results of the survey were shared with the National Academy of Sciences (NAS, http://www.nationalacademies. org/) in advance of a February 7, 2008, Senate hearing on the topic of barriers to scientific exchange
While International Society for Computational Biology (ISCB) collected information only on US visa problems, enabling international scientific exchange is a matter of importance in all countries
A 2005 European Union (EU) directive designed to make it easier for non-European scientists to get working visas for the EU has been implemented by only some member countries
Summary
In response to reports of visa difficulties, the International Society for Computational Biology Org/) recently surveyed its members about the experience of non-US scientists visiting or working in the United States (http:// www.iscb.org/US_visa_survey.html). The results of the survey were shared with the National Academy of Sciences Org/) in advance of a February 7, 2008, Senate hearing on the topic of barriers to scientific exchange
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