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发信人: wangdaming (飞天神牛), 信区: Military
标 题: NYT强力发声，驱除大陆学者，还我清纯美帝
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Tue May 1 10:42:24 2018, 美东)
White House Considers Restricting Chinese Researchers
it sounds like something out of a science fiction movie: In April, China is
said to have tested an invisibility cloak that would allow ordinary fighter
jets to suddenly vanish from radar screens.
This advancement, which could prove to be a critical intelligence
breakthrough, is one that American officials fear China may have gained in
part from a Chinese researcher who roused suspicions while working on a
similar technology at a Duke University laboratory in 2008. The researcher,
who was investigated by the F.B.I. but never charged with a crime,
ultimately returned to China, became a billionaire and opened a thriving
research institute that worked on some projects related to those he studied
at Duke.
The Trump administration, concerned about China’s growing technological
prowess, is considering strict measures to block Chinese citizens from
performing sensitive research at American universities and research
institutes over fears they may be acquiring intellectual secrets, according
to people familiar with the deliberations.
发信人: wangdaming (飞天神牛), 信区: Military
标 题: NYT强力发声，驱除大陆学者，还我清纯美帝
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Tue May 1 10:42:24 2018, 美东)
White House Considers Restricting Chinese Researchers
it sounds like something out of a science fiction movie: In April, China is
said to have tested an invisibility cloak that would allow ordinary fighter
jets to suddenly vanish from radar screens.
This advancement, which could prove to be a critical intelligence
breakthrough, is one that American officials fear China may have gained in
part from a Chinese researcher who roused suspicions while working on a
similar technology at a Duke University laboratory in 2008. The researcher,
who was investigated by the F.B.I. but never charged with a crime,
ultimately returned to China, became a billionaire and opened a thriving
research institute that worked on some projects related to those he studied
at Duke.
The Trump administration, concerned about China’s growing technological
prowess, is considering strict measures to block Chinese citizens from
performing sensitive research at American universities and research
institutes over fears they may be acquiring intellectual secrets, according
to people familiar with the deliberations.