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EPISODE · Mar 25, 2026 · 8 MIN

Understanding "Canadian Sanctions Guidance - Academic and Research Sector" Document from March 2026

from The Canadian Research Security Weekly Roundup Deep Dive · host Research Security Specialist

How does the collaborative ideal of "open science" collide with the harsh realities of global geopolitical sanctions? In this episode, we explore how hostile actors exploit university networks, turning everyday academic operations—from hiring faculty to accepting philanthropic grants—into hidden minefields of international trade law. Tune in to discover why safeguarding intangible knowledge and screening the "hidden secondary networks" of your research partners is now just as critical as stopping the smuggling of prohibited hardware.Read more

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