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Ohio State University Settles for $2.1 Million Over Foreign Affiliations
Ohio State University has settled for $2.1 million after federal allegations that it failed to disclose foreign affiliations related to research grants. The Justice Department claimed the university did not report ties to Chinese entities in applications to NASA and the National Science Foundation from 2012 to 2023. The settlement follows the university's investigation into former researcher C.K. Shum's involvement in China's Thousand Talents Program.
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Ohio State University has settled for $2.1 million after federal allegations that it failed to disclose foreign affiliations related to research grants. The Justice Department claimed the university did not report ties to Chinese entities in applications to NASA and the National Science Foundation from 2012 to 2023. The settlement follows the university's investigation into former researcher C.K. Shum's involvement in China's Thousand Talents Program.
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