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China Builds World's Largest Biobank Amid U.S. and EU Data Access Limits for Chinese Scientists
China is advancing efforts to create the world's largest biobank for storing biological samples and data. Concurrently, the U.S. and EU have started measures to limit Chinese scientists' access to sensitive information. These developments could impact international research collaborations.
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China is working to establish the world's largest biobank, @FirstSquawk reported. The initiative focuses on storing biological samples and associated data for research purposes, with the aim to surpass existing facilities in scale. U.S.
And EU have initiated measures to restrict Chinese scientists' access to sensitive data, according to @FirstSquawk. These restrictions involve limiting the sharing of certain sensitive information. U.S.
And EU could affect collaborative research projects involving Chinese institutions, @FirstSquawk reported. China's biobank effort has gained momentum amid these restrictions.
