Business Insider
Given the weighty U.S. sanctions imposed upon Iran for its nuclear program, this is a story we never expected to write.
A group of leading American nuclear scientists in New Jersey are joining forces with an Iranian team.
The New Jersey-based research firmLawrenceville Plasma Physics (LLP) have announced they’ve already “signed a contract on May 20 with the Plasma Physics Research Center (PPRC) of I. Azad University in Tehran, Iran.”
A quick Internet search of this Iranian institution — consisting of a chain of colleges — shows that its full name is “Islamic Azad University.” It’s a small detail, but a little strange of the LLP official press release to diminish their new partner’s name to a mere I. It just looked like someone wanted to dust that fact under the rug.
But how is this partnership even possible given U.S.-Iran relations? Well, there’s a loop-hole:
Categories: Americas, Iran, Nuclear arms, Politics
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