The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) is considering a new rule that will prohibit funding for U.S. science collaborations with China. This shift comes as China has overtaken the United States in investing in science and engineering research and development.
A recent report by a U.S. government board, responsible for overseeing $9 billion in federal science funding, highlights China’s advancement. The report, addressed to the president and Congress, reveals China’s position as the leading global investor in scientific research.
The decision could affect numerous collaborative projects and impact the dynamics of global scientific research. The implications of this policy are significant for researchers and institutions relying on international partnerships.
Such measures underscore growing concerns over China’s dominance in research funding and development. With potential limitations on collaboration, the U.S. scientific community faces critical decisions in maintaining its competitive edge.
A visitor high-fives a humanoid robot during the World Artificial Intelligence Conference in Shanghai on July 18. (Go Nakamura/Reuters)
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