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When the German conductor Otto Klemperer came to the city to perform at the Los Angeles Philharmonic, he studied with Schoenberg.

More than two dozen experts from 13 countries endorsed the plan, Klemperer included.

The rise of Tibet and the Himalayas along its southern fringes are enduring riddles that SinoProbe II data might be able to crack, says Simon Klemperer, a geophysicist at Stanford University.

But there are “bitter arguments” over crucial details, such as whether the Indian Plate continues to slide beneath Tibet or is diving downward, Klemperer says.

“Government rules are not clearly enough written to say what data can be shared and what data cannot be shared,” explains Klemperer, who accessed important SinoProbe I data thanks to the efforts of his Chinese collaborators.