Export Controls
Understanding export controls and the University
Export Controls explained
- Export Controls aim to limit proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and serve international obligations
- Export Controls focuses on "Controlled items" and "End –users" (ie who is receiving it)
- Controlled items can be physical goods or intangible such as information/data
- Within Universities, research data may seem benign, but it may be listed as controlled for having a potential dual-use
- Within Academia, we also need to be aware of who receives them - due diligence checks for your collaborators, funders and visitors are in place
- The PI/teaching academic has personal liability if exporting controlled goods/data outside the UK borders
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