american research institutions. this drive has already led to the investigation and departure of three scientists from a cancer centerniversity of texas and raised fears of racial profiling from asian american scientists all over the country. the department of energy recently issued a memo banning its scientists from participating in foreign recruitment programs sponsored by china and other sensitive countries. the "wall street journal" reported. remember that foreign collaboration has been the bedrock of american strength in science. 39% of american nobel prizes in science were won by the foreign-born. scott moore, a china scholar at the university of pennsylvania says while there may be costs openness in science, we gain more than we lose in an open exchange of ideas. rather than trying to stop china from innovating, a much better strategy would be for the united states to massively increase funding for basic research and technology and welcome talented immigrants with open arms. the strategy, in other words, that made america number one in the first place. >>> next on "gps," how do you feed almost 10 billion peopl