Prohibiting Funding for Research with Adversary Countries
This bill aims to prevent U.S. federal research agencies from using funds for scientific collaboration with countries deemed adversaries, such as China, Russia, or Iran. This means taxpayer money will not support research conducted jointly with these nations, unless Congress explicitly permits it. The goal is to protect national security interests and prevent the transfer of sensitive technologies.
Key points
U.S. federal research agencies are prohibited from funding or conducting joint projects with governments or entities from China, Russia, Iran, North Korea, Cuba, and Venezuela.
The prohibition covers all forms of cooperation, from research to policy development and contracts.
Exceptions to this ban will only be possible if the U.S. Congress explicitly authorizes them through a separate act.
Status:
Expired
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