Export Administration Regulations (EAR) The release of publicly available strong encryption software under the EAR is tightly regulated. However, a License Exception TSU (Technology and Software - Unrestricted) is available for transmission or transfer of the code outside of the US. Strong dual-use encryption, addressed in Category 5 Part II of the EAR's Commerce Control List (CCL) at 5A002
Introduction Stanford faculty owe their primary professional allegiance to the University, and their primary commitment of time and intellectual energies should be to the education, research, and scholarship missions of the institution. Outside professional activities can result in allocations of time and energies which represent conflicts of commitment. In addition, these activities can result in
February 2012 See RPH: Undergraduate Salaries Charged to Sponsored Projects The revised policy, dated February 1, 2012, is implemented as follows: Implementation Proposals Effective immediately, undergraduate student salaries will carry full indirect costs on all proposals. Existing Awards All active sponsored awards with undergraduate student salaries charged prior to February 1, 2012 are
This is a presentation on University and Industry Collaborations: Challenges From an Academic Perspective delivered at the 2014 Conference on the Impact of Export Controls on Higher Education and Scientific Institutions May 7th, 2014.
