Can visiting foreign scholars and exchange professors work on projects at KSC?
They may do so under certain circumstances. Assuming the technical data or hardware they will have access to is export-controlled by the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (any spacecraft or components thereof, for example), they may qualify for exemption 125.4(b)(10). The following conditions apply: 1) they must be a bona fide and full time regular employee of a U.S. institute of higher learning;2) they must reside here the whole time they have this employment status;3) they cannot be citizens of nations proscribed in ITAR 126.1. Their employers must inform them in writing about their obligation not to transfer this technical data to other foreign persons. Similar restrictions apply to access to technical data and hardware subject to Commerce Department regulations.
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