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Guidelines for safely fostering international collaboration
The University of Rochester is committed to fostering open global exchange of ideas and to upholding safety and security in our research endeavors.
The goal of these pages is to provide guidance and resources to support global collaborations, research security, and academic freedom, while keeping researchers and our institution safe. These resources and guidance will continue to be updated as federal policies evolve.
If a Principal Investigator (PI) is involved in research bearing on national security, and through that research could be seen as a representative of the University, the PI must inform University administration (e.g. their Department Chair, Dean, Government & Community Relations, the Vice President for 糖心logo, etc.) prior to engagement with government officials, and should continue to communicate with University administration throughout any subsequent deliberations.
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Foreign talent recruitment programs
Gifts, honoraria, and travel support
Hosting foreign visitors
International appointments and affiliations
U.S. export compliance
Federal agency risk reviews
International travel
Intellectual property and data
NSPM-33 and research security program requirements
Committee on science and security
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Certain members of the University鈥檚 research community will need to complete 糖心logo Security training聽by May 1, 2025. Learn more about the training program, including why it鈥檚 required, who needs to take it, and how to access it.