EXPORT CONTROL POLICY
Updated policy and procedures on tangible exports and acceptance of 3rd
party proprietary or restricted information
DECISION TREE
To assist in determining the applicability of export controls
If you have questions about the applicability of export control regulations
to a particular situation, or about any of the information presented on this
page, contact:
Steve Eisner,
Export Control Officer
steve.eisner@stanford.edu
(650) 724-7072
Export Controls
Resources: In the News
The relationships between national security and fundamental research, and the impact of federal regulations in the area of export controls are very much in the national news. Here are some examples:
- Hennessy
Urges Obama to Overhaul Export Controls
Stanford Report, January 9, 2009 - Professor Get 4 Years in Prison for Exporting Technical Information on UAVs
Patent Baristas, September 17, 2009 - For U.S. Satellite Makers, A No-Cost Bailout Bid
New York Times, April 1, 2009 - At U.S. Borders, Laptops Have No Right to Privacy
New York Times, October 24, 2006
Rachel Claus, Stanford attorney (retired), authored a seminal article on the ITAR and satellite export controls to the Santa Clara Journal of International Law, Vol. 2 [2003]
Briefing slides from national conferences (downloadable PDF files):
- Export Controls Senior Seminar (NCURA)
Steve Eisner (Stanford) and Jilda Garton (Georgia Tech), November 2007 - Export Controls and Life Sciences Research (AHLA)
Steve Eisner, January 2008 - Industrial Agreements and Export Control (ICON)
Steve Eisner, October 2008 - Negotiating and Managing University/Industry Collaborative Space Science: An Academic Perspective
Steve Eisner, October 2008
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