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There are reports of a potential shift in us research collaboration, particularly with china, amid discussions of scientific nationalism and national interest. Some are calling for changes to the current open research approach between the two countries. Meanwhile, various funding opportunities and technological developments are being announced in fields such as smart cities, ai, and robotics.

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