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The US and China may be ending an agreement on science and technology cooperation − a policy expert explains what this means for research

  • Written by Caroline Wagner, Professor of Public Affairs, The Ohio State University

A decades-old science and technology cooperative agreement between the United States and China expires on Aug. 27, 2023. On the surface, an expiring diplomatic agreement may not seem significant. But unless it’s renewed, the quiet end to a cooperative era may have consequences for scientific research and technological innovation.

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