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FYI Deep Dive: Research Security
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The long-standing agreement lapsed in 2023.
The policy applies to citizens of China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea.
New license exemptions that are being finalized will allow NASA to more quickly transfer certain space technologies to international partners.
The agency will analyze security risks in quantum research proposals to create case-by-case mitigation plans.
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Agency Highlights: Department of Energy
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Lab directors reported varied effects on funding and the reshuffling of employees from now-disbanded DEI offices.
Chris Wright’s first order calls for prioritizing “true technological breakthroughs.”
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