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This is why the University of California has a prohibition on classified research at the ten UC campuses. All classified UC research is undertaken at one of th
by secabeen 11y ago
This is why the University of California has a prohibition on classified research at the ten UC campuses. All classified UC research is undertaken at one of the National Laboratories administered by UC or Scripps, and even then only at the Secret Level, not Top Secret. I think that's a good policy, as it protects researchers and staff from impacts of this nature: http://www.ucop.edu/research-policy-analysis-coordination/resources-tools/contract-and-grant-manual/chapter20/index.html http://www.ucop.edu/research-policy-analysis-coordination/re...
- OopsCriticality 11y agoThat's hardly a portable solution considering that California has 4 National Labs when most states are lucky if they have even one.
- secabeen 11y agoThe solution of just not performing research on classified subjects is. Any of these institutions could not compete for those contracts. UC chooses to do that with Top Secret contracts.