Federal funding shifts, university security concerns, and cyberattacks
International Research Security
Media Bulletin
--October 26--
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Department of War announces research security mitigation results from universities
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Researchers leaving US cite funding cuts, politicization of science
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| | Essay examines being a scientist in a disrupted research landscape
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GAO says FBI faces challenges countering nontraditional spy threats
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China proposes export bans, limits on 12 solar manufacturing technologies
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| Survey: Chinese-background researchers in Australia say security rules curb collaboration
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| EU launches AI research project with Armenia, Georgia, Moldova
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State Department funds Mississippi State-led energy research partnership with Bahrain, UK
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| Study: Most EU-China research papers in AI, quantum, chips involve military-linked Chinese institutions
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Citizen Lab links ad firm to zero-click spyware attacks on Al Jazeera devices
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| Denmark's Aarhus University says cyberattack gave intruder access to a server
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| GAO: NIH should assess fraud risk to address foreign interference
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Some colleges push back as Pentagon presses them to cut China ties
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| Pentagon says 30 universities addressed foreign ties, signals more audits
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