Sustainable & Resilient Research Enterprise Series
Join the COR Summer Meeting Series for insights on sustaining research amidst COVID-19 and beyond. Discover key topics like managing international research, eradicating sexual harassment, public impact research, and the future of university research. Share your stories of Public Impact Research on COVID-19 for potential feature and advocacy. Don't miss the upcoming session on creating safer and inclusive research environments.
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COR Summer Meeting Series: Sustainable and Resilient Research Enterprise During COVID-19 and Beyond Join us every Thursday at 1:30-3:30 pm ET
APLU Council on Research Rename yourself with your first/last name - Click on participants, hover over your name, then click Rename Do not unmute yourself unless called on - To unmute yourself on the phone, press *6 Raise your hand to be called on - Click on the participants button and select raise hand or press *9 Comment in the chat box - Click chat in meeting controls and input your question or comment When you are called on, introduce yourself
COR Summer Meeting Schedule June 4 - Managing International Research in the Post COVID-19 Era June 11 - Toward Safe and Inclusive Research Environments: Eradicating Sexual Harassment June 18 - Public Impact Research in the Time of COVID-19 June 25 - From Crisis to Strength: The Future University Research Enterprise July New and Future VPR/VCR Virtual Workshop https://www.aplu.org/members/councils/research/cor-meetings/
Request for Information: Stories of PIR during COVID-19 Please share with us your stories of Public Impact Research in fighting, treating and responding to the COVID-19 pandemic. We seek compelling examples to feature in: Lightning round presentations at COR Summer Meeting Session III: Describing the Impact of University Research Public Impact Research in the Time of COVID-19 on June 18. In augmented member spotlights and COVID-related work on the APLU website Potential advocacy efforts in coming months Submit your story to APLU Public Affairs, publicaffairs@aplu.org.
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Session II -- Toward Safe and Inclusive Research Environments: Eradicating Sexual Harassment Thursday, June 11, 2020 at 1:30-3:30 pm ET Goal: Raise greater awareness on sexual harassment and provide concrete advice on creating safer, compliant, and more inclusive research environments on university campuses Speakers: Dr. France C rdova, Director NSF Dr. Virginia Hinshaw, Univ. of Hawai i at M noa
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Session I -- Managing International Research in the Post COVID-19 Era Thursday, June 4, 2020 at 1:30-3:30 pm ET Keynote Speaker: Eric Hirschhorn, former Under Secretary of Commerce for Industry and Security, US Department of Commerce Panel: Lora Weiss, Senior Vice President for Research, Penn State Patrick Shiflett, FBI, Counterintelligence Division Randy Katz, Vice Chancellor for Research, UC Berkeley Lynne Chronister, Vice President for Research and Economic Development, University of South Alabama Guided Discussion using Sli.do
Q&A, 10 minutes Rename yourself with your first/last name - Click on participants, hover over your name, then click Rename Do not unmute yourself unless called on - To unmute yourself on the phone, press *6 Raise your hand to be called on - Click on the participants button and select raise hand or press *9 Comment in the chat box - Click chat in meeting controls and input your question or comment When you are called on, introduce yourself
Session I -- Managing International Research in the Post COVID-19 Era Thursday, June 4, 2020 at 1:30-3:30 pm ET Keynote Speaker: Eric Hirschhorn, former Under Secretary of Commerce for Industry and Security, US Department of Commerce Panel: Lora Weiss, Senior Vice President for Research, Penn State Patrick Shiflett, FBI, Counterintelligence Division Randy Katz, Vice Chancellor for Research, UC Berkeley Lynne Chronister, Vice President for Research and Economic Development, University of South Alabama Guided Discussion using Sli.do
Observations from Lora Weiss, Penn State University Penn State has Federal Export Controls Challenge: State & Commerce guidance tailored for industry not universities > 45K students on its main campus Department of State: defense articles and services Tanks, fighter aircraft, missiles, training A major DoD University Affiliated Research Center A medical school Department of Commerce: dual use (commercial and military) Sensors, lasers, source code, biological samples A major research focus (>$950M annual expenditures) Culture of Compliance but only 8% is DoD for Protecting Scientific Research From Emerging Threats It protects everyone s interests the Federal government, Penn State, individual researchers, and their international collaborators to have international relationships disclosed and vetted to determine if there are any potential conflict of commitments, duplications of research, or diversion of intellectual propertyin the performance of federally funded research. $33B Federal R&D, FY17 May 2020 research.psu.edu 11
UCB Foreign Influence 2018-2020 Pivot from Engagement to Wariness Little pro-China constituency New Federal Government Enforcement/Guidance Clarification of Conflict-of-Interest/Commitment Ambiguity of Sensitive Research Loss of Nuance: Collaboration vs. Consulting Consortia Funding: Huawei and FutureWei Impact on Asian American faculty and students
University of South Alabama PRE-COVID-19 FOCUS Insider Threats Loss of Intellectual Property China Thousand Talents Program COVID-19 PANDEMIC ADDED Vulnerabilities for Remote Research Protection of COVID-19 RELATED RESEARCH High Value = High Threat
Session I -- Managing International Research in the Post COVID-19 Era Thursday, June 4, 2020 at 1:30-3:30 pm ET Keynote Speaker: Eric Hirschhorn, former Under Secretary of Commerce for Industry and Security, US Department of Commerce Panel: Lora Weiss, Senior Vice President for Research, Penn State Patrick Shiflett, FBI, Counterintelligence Division Randy Katz, Vice Chancellor for Research, UC Berkeley Lynne Chronister, Vice President for Research and Economic Development, University of South Alabama Guided Discussion using Sli.do
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