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Harvard Nanotech Researcher Who Brought Home 'Bags of Cash' From China Convicted of Six Felonies - Vimarsana News

Harvard Nanotech Researcher Who Brought Home 'Bags of Cash' From China Convicted of Six Felonies

It looks like some travel records between China and US universities need to be examined.

Harvard Professor Found Guilty of Lying About Work for China - Vimarsana News

Harvard Professor Found Guilty of Lying About Work for China

A Harvard University professor of chemistry was found guilty in a Boston court Tuesday. The charges included making false statements to officials and on tax returns and not reporting his Chinese bank account.

Harvard Professor Charles Lieber Convicted Of Lying About China Ties - Vimarsana News

Harvard Professor Charles Lieber Convicted Of Lying About China Ties

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Harvard nanoscientist tied to Wuhan convicted of numerous crimes related to Chinese influence on U.S. research - Vimarsana News

Harvard nanoscientist tied to Wuhan convicted of numerous crimes related to Chinese influence on U.S. research

Harvard University professor Charles Lieber has finally been convicted for taking money from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and funneling nanotechnology secrets to Wuhan bioweapons research. [...]

Jury Finds Harvard Professor Guilty of Lying About China Ties - Vimarsana News

Jury Finds Harvard Professor Guilty of Lying About China Ties

A federal jury in Boston found Charles Lieber, a renowned nanoscientist and the former chairman of Harvard's chemistry department, guilty of making false statements to authorities, filing false tax returns and failing to report a Chinese bank account