More US-China Research Restrictions Likely, Report Says
U.S.-China tensions and trade restrictions have had a “chilling effect” on research and technology collaboration between the two countries, resulting in slower advancements in some scientific fields, according to a report last week from the Center for Strategic and International…
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Studies and Stanford University's Center on China's Economy and Institutions. The report predicts that more U.S. policies “restricting collaboration” are likely. “[I]f export controls and restrictions on technology sharing in fields such as biotech are introduced by the executive branch, they could have significant repercussions for universities and researchers,” the report said.