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The indictment says Feng “Franklin” Tao fraudulently received more than US$37,000 in salary from the Energy Department and National Science Foundation.
US charges Kansas researcher Feng ‘Franklin’ Tao over ties to Chinese university
- Associate professor allegedly concealed that he was working full-time for Fuzhou University while conducting research funded by US government
- Indictment comes amid increased concern by US officials about the risk from China to US universities
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US-China relations
Updated: 7:54am, 22 Aug, 2019
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The indictment says Feng “Franklin” Tao fraudulently received more than US$37,000 in salary from the Energy Department and National Science Foundation.
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The University of Pittsburgh campus. Photo: Handout
Three more US universities pledge support for Chinese-American scientists caught in growing web of suspicion
- ‘Researchers, particularly immigrants and visitors from China, have been the target of aggressive investigations and public sanctions,’ a chancellor writes
- Pitt, Caltech and Johns Hopkins join Yale, MIT and others in condemning ‘government mistrust’
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Chinese overseas
Jodi Xu Klein, US correspondent
Updated: 11:32pm, 25 Jul, 2019
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