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There’s a whole lot of science that happens in the area between “published in a public (free/open access?) journal” and “top-secret atomic research.” The vast
by ethanbond 6y ago
There’s a whole lot of science that happens in the area between “published in a public (free/open access?) journal” and “top-secret atomic research.”
The vast majority of research fits between those camps, in fact.
- mD5pPxMcS6fVWKE 6y agoI see, that's probably more of an issue in medical sciences than in fundamental physics where I'm coming from. My experience with "top-secret" research is that it's usually a c r a p.
- godelski 6y agoIf we're talking about fundamental physics I'll mention fusion research. If you go to the DOE Chinese citizens are highly restricted around locations like NIF. You don't need any kind of clearance to work at NIF, but people have different restrictions. Same is true for CERN. China doesn't have full access to everything that happens at CERN, which is a fairly open lab. Most research isn't classified, but that doesn't mean most research is open.