DTU cuts collaborations with Chinese and Iranian universities over security concerns
The Technical University of Denmark (DTU) has announced that it will cut cooperation with eight Chinese and three Iranian universities for fear of indirectly contributing to Chinese and Iranian military research, according to Radio4. Vice Chancellor Rasmus Larsen told DR that the purpose of the boycott is to “limit inappropriate transfer of knowledge”. A large […]
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