With the increasingly fierce global competition in science and technology, the contest between China and the United States in the field of chips has become the focus of global attention. This competition is not only about the battle for technological leadership, but also has a profound impact on the global economic pattern and scientific and technological development. In this war without smoke, Eindhoven University of Technology, a top scientific and technological institution in the Netherlands, was accidentally caught in the storm.

ASML, the world's leading supplier of semiconductor manufacturing equipment, is headquartered in Eindhoven, the Netherlands, just a few kilometers away from Eindhoven University of Technology. The two institutions have long established a deep partnership to promote innovation and development of semiconductor technology. However, with the escalation of chip competition between China and the United States, this cooperative relationship is also facing unprecedented challenges.

In an interview with the media, President Smith admitted that he has been frequently asked about Chinese students recently, which reflects the profound impact of the international political and economic situation on the field of higher education. In response to this challenge, Eindhoven University of Technology has taken a number of measures to ensure the independence and impartiality of academic research.

First, the university has strengthened its cooperation with government agencies and security services, and has implemented a more rigorous vetting mechanism for the recruitment of international faculty members. This not only helps to ensure that the academic environment of the school is protected from external interference, but also provides a safer and more stable research platform for teachers and students.

Secondly, the school focuses on cultivating students' international vision and intercultural communication ability. By organizing various international exchange activities and inviting internationally renowned scholars to give lectures, the University provides students with more opportunities to contact and understand different cultures, helping them to grow into outstanding talents with international competitiveness.

In addition, for the Chinese student group, the university has also taken positive measures to protect their rights and interests. The university emphasizes equal treatment in enrollment, teaching and scientific research, and does not discriminate against students from any country or region. At the same time, the school has also strengthened its care and guidance for Chinese students to help them better adapt to the study and living environment in the Netherlands.

In the face of the continuous escalation of chip competition between China and the United States, Eindhoven University of Technology is actively responding to the challenges and striving to maintain the independence and impartiality of academic research. It is believed that with the joint efforts of all teachers and students, the school will continue to make more brilliant achievements in the field of semiconductor technology.

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