Restrictions on Federal Funding for Research with Foreign Entities
This act prohibits federal funds from being used for fundamental research collaborations with specific foreign entities, primarily from China, to protect U.S. national security and intellectual property. Citizens might indirectly experience changes in the availability of certain research and innovations, as well as increased scrutiny over international university collaborations.
Key points
Prohibits federal funding for higher education institutions collaborating with entities deemed a national security risk.
Allows for waivers in specific cases if it serves U.S. national security interests and meets criteria regarding international student enrollment.
Universities will need to report on collaborations and foreign student enrollment, potentially impacting their recruitment and research policies.
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