International Research Security
Media Bulletin
--October 12--
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Principles of Research Security Course Now Open |
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The first and only research security course currently known to provide micro-credentials, Principles of Research Security was developed to give academic and industry professionals a practical foundation in research security.
Learners explore research security frameworks, foreign influence risks, due diligence, cybersecurity, international engagement, intellectual property protection and risk management. The curriculum aligns with evolving U.S. federal requirements, including NSPM-33 and the CHIPS and Science Act, while emphasizing ethical research practices and responsible international collaboration.
Participants who complete the self-paced, fully online course receive a certificate and are eligible for 10.0 Professional Development Hours. Registration is $225.
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US judge blocks Trump administration from publishing names of universities' foreign donors
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FCC moves to bar Chinese laboratories from testing electronics for US market
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| AIP: NASA tightens research security enforcement, NSF ends fiscal year with $1 billion unobligated
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Department of War Executes White House Strategy for a New Golden Age of Science
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| AAU research-security backgrounder maps current federal and university actions
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FAQs from FDP discussion with NIH leaders address foreign co-authorship, foreign components
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| Global Research and Collaboration |
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Spanish universities expand research presence and partnerships in China
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| Arizona universities shield research from foreign interference
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Responsible internationalisation: How European universities navigate security and openness
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University alliances want funding shift as EU signals renewed backing
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| China deepens its STEM reach into Italian universities
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University asks staff to review some partnerships with China after MI5 warning
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| Production, persuasion and power: How generative and agentic AI are transforming influence operations
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| FBI blames contractor's missed patch for ShinyHunters breach
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Report: US college unintentionally advanced Chinese surveillance machine
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| Why universities are becoming a new frontline in China espionage concerns
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