NASA: Disclosure Requirements & Affiliations with China

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Disclosure Requirements to NASA

The NASA Guidebook for Proposers, dated February 4, 2021 and effective February 15, 2021, now requires applicants and awardees to disclose the following information within their Current & Pending document:

  • Financial Support. This includes sponsored awards held at Notre Dame, held at another institution/entity/organization, or held as an individual that supports an investigator’s research efforts.
  • In-Kind Contributions. This includes non-monetary resources that are uniquely available to key personnel such as office/laboratory space, equipment, supplies, employees, students, etc.
  • Chinese Affiliations. This includes funded and unfunded support received from a Chinese entity/organization/institution whether such support is held at Notre Dame, held at another institution/entity/organization, or held as an individual that supports an investigator’s research efforts.

NASA Restriction on Collaborations with China

NASA has a longstanding prohibition on bilateral collaboration with China or any Chinese-owned entity.