Per the Department of Commerce, exports also include any release of technology or source code subject to the EAR to a foreign national, whether in a foreign country or in the U.S. Such a release is ...

This is particularly true with regard to so-called "deemed exports" of technology and release of technical information to non-U.S. nationals in the United States. Principal U.S. export controls ...

In addition, technology, know how, and non-encryption source code that is released to foreign national within the U.S. is “deemed” to be an export to the country where the person is a resident or ...

A determination must be made to identify whether an export license is necessary before the travel takes place. The federal definition of a deemed export is an export of technology or source code ...

Is a deemed export license required in order for a foreign person to operate controlled equipment in research projects, classes and teaching labs on campus? If the foreign person has access only to ...

Research that is "subject to export controls" must generally have a technology control plan to: protect the technologies and data underlying or created as a result of the research; address any "deemed ...

Both ECO and EO shall receive authority from the institution president to perform their job duties. Deemed Export: The release of technology or software source code subject to the Export ...

collaborating with other universities/research centers through research efforts. The issue of deemed exports is particularly relevant to university research because of the activities that normally ...

If information is subject to export controls as a technology or software, then transferring or releasing that information to a foreign national, even within the United States, is deemed to be an ...