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Why Europe barred China from flagship Horizon research programmes

Starting this year, organizations based in or controlled by China cannot apply for grants to fund projects involving artificial intelligence, telecommunications such as 5G, health, semiconductors, biotechnology or quantum technologies. China's Seven Sons of National Defence, a group of universities affiliated with the government's ministry of industry and information technology, are also barred from all funding. However, Chinese organizations can still apply for or participate in select research projects related to climate, biodiversity, food and agriculture.

Miscellaneous

Science

fromTheregister

3 months ago

OECD tells governments to share knowledge, promote science

Prioritizing national security over openness in research is hindering global scientific collaboration and slowing progress on shared challenges.

Artificial intelligence

fromNextgov.com

4 months ago

China's AI surge exposes America's blind spot: research security

Securing AI research and protecting discoveries is essential for maintaining U.S. strategic advantage as China accelerates AI research output and collaborations.

Higher education

fromInside Higher Ed | Higher Education News, Events and Jobs

5 months ago

Agencies Share Guidance on Foreign Threats at U.S. Colleges

Federal intelligence agencies and the Education Department warned U.S. colleges about rising foreign threats to research and urged transparency, due diligence, and cybersecurity protections.

fromNextgov.com

6 months ago

Knowledge nation and security at risk

The steady acquisition by publishers of tools used by academic institutions for evaluations and hiring decisions leads to the consolidation of sensitive data about American researchers.

Intellectual property law