Major government research lab appears to be squeezing out foreign scientists

By Paresh Dave, wired.com

AI Summary

A major government research lab, apparently NIST, revoked after-hours access for "noncitizens" last month, suggesting policy changes affecting foreign scientists at critical U.S. research facilities. This development could impact international collaboration on cybersecurity research and standards development at one of America's key technology institutions.

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