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How should a UT employee handle the use of information gained from past or present research in classroom discussions if foreign nationals are present?

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How should a UT employee handle the use of information gained from past or present research in classroom discussions if foreign nationals are present?

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The UT employee should first ascertain the source of the information and if the contract or grant under which it was discovered, invented or obtained is under export control restrictions. Lack of contractual designation of “export controlled” is not an exclusively sufficient determination. The employee should also make self-determination of the applicability of export control regulations to the particular information or technology he/she wishes to discuss in the classroom. If this information or technology is now considered export controlled, it should not be presented in the classroom.

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