NSF SECURE Program Showcased at COGR Member Meeting

During a recent Council on Government Relations (COGR) membership meeting, Sara Barber, Science Policy Advisor, Office of the Chief of Research Security, U.S. National Science Foundation, provided an update of how NSF continues to play a prominent role in research security.

Ms. Barber also discussed the two core components and deliverables of NSF's SECURE Program (pictured left):

SECURE Analytics (led by Texas A&M University) and SECURE Center (led by the University of Washington).

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