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China and the US have long collaborated in ‘open research.’ Some in Congress say that must change
Lawmakers propose limits on federally funded research with Chinese military-linked institutions amid concerns over technology transfer and espionage, with 80% of economic espionage cases linked to China.
- Some U.S. lawmakers are concerned that China is using open research to advance its military technology, calling for new legislation to restrict such collaborations with Chinese institutions.
- The House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party has accused Beijing of using open research as a 'pipeline of foreign talent and military modernization.'
- A report by Strider Technologies states that over 500 U.S. universities have collaborated with military-linked Chinese researchers, raising national security concerns.
- Authorities report that about 80% of economic espionage cases prosecuted in the U.S. involve acts that would benefit China, emphasizing the need for protective measures.
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China and the US have long collaborated in 'open research.' Some in Congress say that must change
U.S. lawmakers and national security officials are increasingly alarmed that long-standing research ties between the U.S. and China could give China an advantage when it comes to developing new military technology.
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American and Chinese researchers have worked together on advanced technologies for many years in the framework of open research • Now American lawmakers are warning that China is exploiting this openness to gain a military advantage • New law will limit research cooperation with Chinese institutions linked to the military • "Our adversaries are exploiting American universities"
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