Research Security & Disclosure
Protecting federally funded research from undue foreign influence through full disclosure and conflict-of-commitment rules.
Research-security policy aims to keep federally funded research open while guarding against undisclosed foreign ties that create conflicts of interest or commitment. It centers on complete disclosure of all support, positions, and affiliations, foreign and domestic: on current-and-pending forms and biosketches.
Driven by NSPM-33 and agency rules, institutions now run disclosure, training, and sometimes certification programs, and undisclosed foreign support has led to enforcement actions.
Incomplete disclosure of foreign support is now treated as a security violation with serious funding and legal consequences.
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