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张海霞︱致IEEE主席:赞学术界回归常识

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【题记】今天上午收到IEEE主席José M. F. Moura的来信“IEEE解除对编辑和同行评审活动的限制,赞赏IEEE的勇气,很高兴学术界回归常识。谢谢所有朋友的关心和支持,今后我会继续支持IEEE的各项工作,致力于推动学术的独立和自由发展,很荣幸和骄傲与你们同行!

 

Dear Prof. José M. F. Moura,

Cc to Prof. Toshio Fukuta, Prof. Lombardi Fabrizio, and Prof. Gianluca Piazza,

 

I am so glad to get your email with subject “A message from the IEEE President: IEEE Lifts Restrictions on Editorial and Peer Review Activities”. This is the best news I ever heard from May 29th after I send out my open letters.

 

Thanks for all your efforts to Lift Restrictions on Editorial and Peer Review Activities from IEEE under this special time period with outside pressure and insider resistance. This is a moment, we, Academic community, should be proud for our fight to keep the Independence and Freedom of Academic.

 

As I mentioned in my statement, I will come back to IEEE NANO and IEEE JEMS editorial board until one day it comes back to our common professional integrity. Now, it is time to re-join the team and contribute my efforts with enthusiasm as usual.

 

Let’s work together to make IEEE, an international academic community, great again.

                                              

Haixia Zhang, Professor, Peking University

June 3rd, 2019

 

附:IEEE主席的来信


 Dear Haixia Zhang, 

Last week the U.S. government issued export controls on Huawei Technologies Ltd and 68 of its affiliated companies. In response, IEEE issued guidance on actions required to comply with these controls. We acted promptly because we wanted to protect our volunteers and members from potential legal risk that could have involved significant penalties.


As a non-political, not-for-profit organization registered in New York, IEEE must comply with its legal obligations under the laws of the United States and other jurisdictions. We also engaged the U.S. government to seek clarification on the extent to which these export control restrictions were applicable to IEEE activities.I am pleased to report that this engagement was successful and we have revised our guidance to remove any restriction on the participation of the employees of these companies as editors or peer reviewers in the IEEE publication process.


To reemphasize, all IEEE members can continue to participate in the open and public activities of the IEEE, including our scientific and technical publications.Many members expressed apprehension with respect to IEEE’s initial guidance and its impact on editors and peer reviewers based on their employer affiliation. I understand the concern this raised for many of you and appreciate the feedback that IEEE leaders and I received.As an international organization operating in 160 countries, IEEE supports the free and open exchange of scholarly and academic work and the global advancement of science and technology.


IEEE is committed to enabling an environment of international cooperation and the sharing of our members’ wealth of knowledge to drive innovation.We appreciate the patience of our members and volunteers as we worked through a legally complex situation. If you have any comments, questions, or concerns, please contact me at president@ieee.org.For more information, please visit www.ieee.org.


Thank you for supporting IEEE in our mission to advance technology for humanity.


José M. F. Moura2019 IEEE President and CEO


 

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