How to Be a Chinese Scientist without Being China's Scientis

As trade tensions between the United States and China worsen, a new technological cold war looms, casting its shadow over American universities and research institutions. How should individual scientists of Chinese origin decide whether to accept a lucrative position in their country of birth? Is there an inherent conflict between science as a global enterprise, and scientific

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