The connection between export controls and scientific research is not initially obvious; however, universities and research institutions are subject to US export control laws. Specifically, deemed export designation triggers regulatory requirements, placing responsibility for compliance on the affected university and its researchers as exporters.
What can you do to ensure your university is in compliance?
This educational white paper covers three key strategies all universities and research institutions must consider when creating, or enhancing, their export compliance program, as well as:
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Three Strategies for Deemed Export Compliance
This white paper containing tips for export compliance at universities will be sent to you via email, after you complete the form on the right.
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Information on Deemed Exports, Controlled Technology, & Restricted Party Screening
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Best Practices for Implementing an Export Compliance Program
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Penalties for Non-Compliance, including Fines and Jail Time
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Technology Considerations to Automate the Export Compliance Process
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Links to Additional Educational Resources from Industry Experts
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