Harvard University professor Charles Lieber leaves federal court, Tuesday, Dec. 14, 2021, in Boston (Michael Dwyer/AP Images)

December 22, 2021 06:50 AM EST

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'He repeatedly lied': Feds pile on as Harvard chemist Charles Lieber convicted of lying about Chinese ties

Amber Tong

In a stunning climax to an eye-catching saga, Harvard scientist Charles Lieber has been convicted of lying to the federal government about his ties to …

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'He re­peat­ed­ly lied': Feds pile on as Har­vard chemist Charles Lieber con­vict­ed of ly­ing about Chi­nese ties

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'He repeatedly lied': Feds pile on as Harvard chemist Charles Lieber convicted of lying about Chinese ties