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Why am I being asked to create a Technology Control Plan, even if there will be no foreign persons on my research team?

If we’re going to be performing fundamental research, then why does the Export Control Office need to know details about the subject matter connected with our project?

Why is it important for us to determine whether our work is “fundamental research?”

How do we know if our work involves “fundamental research?”

My office needs to send some items to another country or have them sent to us from another country. Can the Export Control Office help us?

If our proposed research or other activity is expected to have some kind of connection to a sanctioned country, does that mean that we can’t go through with our proposal?

When Export Control Office forms ask us to describe any “technology” or “technical data” that we will be sharing with foreign person, what does that mean?

Why do I need a license to include a foreign student in my research project, even if he is already studying and working at JHU under a valid visa?

How do U.S. export control regulations treat foreign persons who have Green Cards?

How will I know if my research project is subject to U.S. export controls?

Can I be held personally responsible, acting as a JHU employee, for violations of U.S. export control regulations?

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