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WASHINGTON: A former Harvard University professor was sentenced on Wednesday (Apr 26) to six months' house arrest for lying about his ties to a China-run recruitment program, prosecutors said, in one of the highest-profile cases resulting from a crackdown on Chinese influence on US research. Charles Lieber
Former Harvard University professor Charles Lieber was sentenced to time served and a fine for concealing China ties.
Ex-Harvard Chemist Charles Lieber Spared Additional Prison Time, Will Serve 6 Months House Arrest | News | The Harvard Crimson
US District Judge Rya Zobel granted a defense request to spare Charles Lieber, who is battling cancer, a prison term, instead sentencing him to the two days he already served in jail after his arrest three years ago.
Ex-Harvard professor sentenced to six months house arrest for lying about China ties