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Intense scrutiny of Chinese-born researchers in the US threatens innovation

  • Written by Caroline Wagner, Milton & Roslyn Wolf Chair in International Affairs, The Ohio State University
Intense scrutiny of Chinese-born researchers in the US threatens innovationWho should be allowed into U.S. labs and who should be kept out?7postman/E+ via Getty Images

The arrest of MIT engineering professor Gang Chen on Jan. 14 has drawn attention to the role of China in U.S. science and technology system. It’s not the first time suspicions have fallen on a Chinese-born scientist – Chen is a naturalized U.S....

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