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| ASCE Call for Proposals and Session Topics Closes in 41 Days (Aug. 31)
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In advance of the February 2026 conference, the Academic Security and Counter Exploitation Program (ASCE) is accepting proposals for sessions from interested speakers – and requests for session topics from those who aren’t available to present.
This is a great opportunity to provide feedback to the conference organizers on the content you will find most valuable.
All members of the research community are encouraged to submit proposals or suggestions for session topics before the Aug. 31 deadline. |
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| FBI: 'Significant' national security threat arrested in Italy
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Republicans urge US universities to cut ties with China-backed scholarship program
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After Northwestern scientist questioned for China ties died by suicide, family sues and speaks out
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| Funding the U.S. Scientific Training Ecosystem: New Data, Methods, and Evidence
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Trump Seeks to Cut Basic Scientific Research by Roughly One-Third, Report Shows
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The U.S. Can Rise to the Chinese Challenge
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Benign Invitations: China's Playbook for Approaching Western Academics
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Joint Associations Group on Indirect Costs Releases Recommendation for Updated, More Efficient, Transparent Research Funding Model
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COGR Submits Comments in Response to DHHS RFI: Ensuring Lawful Regulation and Unleashing Innovation to Make America Healthy Again
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| Progress Toward Practical Areas of Quantum Technology
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| From national security to strategic leverage
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Large study of scientists who move their labs reveals how location drives productivity
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| Paleontologist to lead U.S. national academy
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RISC Institute and NSF SECURE Analytics release first Insight brief for RSOs
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