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Guidelines for securing sensitive research are outlined in NSPM-33 — Universities must implement robust security measures to protect intellectual property and national security interests.
Export control laws apply to all research activities — Compliance is essential to avoid legal penalties and ensure the protection of research findings. Fique de olho
Universities may face increased scrutiny and audits on their export controls and research security practices.

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Research security at universities is crucial for safeguarding sensitive information, intellectual property, and national security interests. NSPM-33, or National Security Presidential Memorandum 33, outlines the guidelines and policies for securing research activities, particularly those involving...

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