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Anonymous, 14.10.2004 06:46
Anonymous, 14.10.2004 08:17
US universities up in arms over licence plans for foreign staff
GEOFF BRUMFIEL
Foreign scientists may need permission to work with everything from bacteria to body armour.
[WASHINGTON]
On a roll: there are thousands of items on a US list of technologies that may require licences for their use by foreigners in academic labs.
Scientists and students from countries such as China and India may soon be required to obtain special licences before they can operate laboratory equipment in the US universities where they work.
The change would require scientists from a list of "countries of concern" — including Russia, Pakistan, India and China — to seek a licence from the US Department of Commerce before operating, installing, maintaining or repairing equipment on the department's extensive list of controlled technologies. It is being proposed by the department as a "clarification" of an existing regulation.
But the idea is raising alarm among top university officials. They fear that the modification will at best create a mountain of additional paperwork, and at worst restrict international scientists' ability to participate in research. A group of 22 university presidents, led by Charles Vest of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge, wrote to government officials on 9 September to express their concern. Their letter to Condoleezza Rice — President George Bush's national security adviser — and other top officials warned that the proposed changes "would compromise the international competitiveness and leadership of our institutions".
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GEOFF BRUMFIEL
Foreign scientists may need permission to work with everything from bacteria to body armour.
[WASHINGTON]
On a roll: there are thousands of items on a US list of technologies that may require licences for their use by foreigners in academic labs.
Scientists and students from countries such as China and India may soon be required to obtain special licences before they can operate laboratory equipment in the US universities where they work.
The change would require scientists from a list of "countries of concern" — including Russia, Pakistan, India and China — to seek a licence from the US Department of Commerce before operating, installing, maintaining or repairing equipment on the department's extensive list of controlled technologies. It is being proposed by the department as a "clarification" of an existing regulation.
But the idea is raising alarm among top university officials. They fear that the modification will at best create a mountain of additional paperwork, and at worst restrict international scientists' ability to participate in research. A group of 22 university presidents, led by Charles Vest of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge, wrote to government officials on 9 September to express their concern. Their letter to Condoleezza Rice — President George Bush's national security adviser — and other top officials warned that the proposed changes "would compromise the international competitiveness and leadership of our institutions".
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MHC II, 17.10.2004 04:20
Ои блин! Ну точно крыша поехала...у кого-то.
Все не было бы так смешно если не было бы так грустно...Надеюсь всио-таки что выберут Кери и этот маразм забудется как страшныи сон
Все не было бы так смешно если не было бы так грустно...Надеюсь всио-таки что выберут Кери и этот маразм забудется как страшныи сон
musand, 17.10.2004 20:02
ага, выберут Кери и он приметься за разоружение России
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Remez, 17.10.2004 21:17
Ну что-же. В соседнем топике мы уже защитили российскую науку. Теперь защитим американскую.
musand, 17.10.2004 21:21
а не фиг ее засчисчать 
если решение будет принято об ограничении доступа к оборудованию , то они погрязнут в бумажках.
ученые из-за визовых проволочек будут в другие станы уезжать
да здравствует тов. Буш.
а с другои стороны, Кери популисть , его лозунги ни одна массонская ложа выполнить нe сможет-тоже абломец
гы-гы
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если решение будет принято об ограничении доступа к оборудованию , то они погрязнут в бумажках.
ученые из-за визовых проволочек будут в другие станы уезжать
да здравствует тов. Буш.
а с другои стороны, Кери популисть , его лозунги ни одна массонская ложа выполнить нe сможет-тоже абломец
гы-гы
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