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The Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) would continue to work with other agencies to revise laws protecting sensitive technologies and intellectual property to better defend the nation’s technological achievements from Chinese incursions, Mainland Affairs Council Minister Chiu Tai-san (邱太三) said yesterday. He made the remarks at an advisory meeting on the risks of cross-strait academic and scientific exchanges, the content of which was released by the council yesterday. Most basic and appli...

Student-visa fees could increase under a proposed rule and the State Department gives consular officers greater discretion to assess students’ ties to their home countries.

Chinas regime has bought Americas academic community and turned it against America. "This case is only the tip of the iceberg in terms of what needs to be done by the U.S. government to penetrate and prosecute Chinas co-option of Americas academia."

Commentary It took a federal jury in Boston less than three hours to return guilty verdicts on all six ...

The Harvard chemist’s case, in many ways, stands apart from others in the federal investigation.

It looks like some travel records between China and US universities need to be examined.

A Harvard University professor of chemistry was found guilty in a Boston court Tuesday. The charges included making false statements to officials and on tax returns and not reporting his Chinese bank account.

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

Harvard University professor Charles Lieber has finally been convicted for taking money from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and funneling nanotechnology secrets to Wuhan bioweapons research. [...]

A federal jury in Boston found Charles Lieber, a renowned nanoscientist and the former chairman of Harvard's chemistry department, guilty of making false statements to authorities, filing false tax returns and failing to report a Chinese bank account