Sabotage, stalled diplomacy, and rising global risk
| ASCE Call for Proposals Closes in 20 Days (Aug. 31)
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The February 2026 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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NSF SECURE Analytics Announces Argus Platform on Schedule for Sept. Phase I Beta Launch
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| China's Moves Against 3 Foreigners Stoke Anxiety
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Espionage cost Australia $12.5 billion in 2023-24, ASIO boss Mike Burgess says
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The Real Returns on NIH’s Intramural Research
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Viewpoint: how the US fails at science diplomacy, but could do better
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NSF invests over $74 million in 6 mathematical sciences research institutes
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Rationalization and Transformation of the Defense Technical Information Center
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| Confronting Core Problems in Cybersecurity
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Scientific fraud has become an 'industry', alarming analysis finds
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NSF to invest in new national network of AI-programmable cloud laboratories
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COGR Joins AAMC-Led Amicus Brief Opposing Federal Stay in NIH Grant Restoration Cases
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| One-fifth of computer science papers may include AI content
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Emerging Tech & American Isolationism: Consequences for AI, Drone, and Space Launch Technologies
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| Benchmarking as a Path to International AI Governance
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To secure reprogrammable chips, the US must address supply chain risks
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