“…By changing affiliation, a researcher stands to gain human capital because at the new institution the researcher encounters different perspectives and approaches to research, and new research methods, topics, and ideas (see Ackers, 2005;Barbezat and Hughes, 2001;Bidwell, 2011;Bozeman et al, 2001;Horta, 2013;Morano-Foadi, 2005;Röbken, 2009;see Scellato et al, 2012 for the increase of human and social capital as one reason of researchers to be internationally mobile). However, acquiring this human capital takes time, i.e.…”