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发帖数: 29846 | 1 美国俄亥俄州《哥伦布快报》报道说，新近公布的搜查令显示，美国联邦调查局在调查
俄亥俄州州立大学工程学教授李荣兴是否与中国研究人员分享了美国的机密技术。
李荣兴是美籍华人，早年毕业于中国的同济大学，后来在柏林理工大学获得照相测量和
遥感博士学位。他是国际著名的火星测绘专家，去年突然辞去任教１８年的俄亥俄州州
立大学教职，去向不明。
去年１月，李荣兴向美国太空总署提交研究经费申请。他在申请中说他跟中国的科学家
没有关系。但后来俄亥俄州州立大学进行的内部调查发现，他跟上海同济大学关系密切
，甚至被同济大学列为教授。
现在不清楚李荣兴为什么隐瞒这些事实。在提交申请之后一个月，李荣兴提出辞职，说
是要回国照顾患病的父母。鉴于李的离去不同寻常，他的研究的机密和敏感性，俄亥俄
州州立大学随后联系了联邦调查局进行调查。
联邦调查局对李荣兴家进行了搜查。但目前美国当局还没有对李荣兴提出指控。 | l****z
发帖数: 29846 | 2 The FBI is looking for a star Ohio State professor from China with NASA ties
who disappeared
Natasha Bertrand and Peter Jacobs
Sep. 9, 2015, 1:44 PM 17,732 14
A world-renowned Ohio State University (OSU) professor who had access to
restricted defense information as part of his work with NASA is under
investigation by the FBI for failing to disclose his ongoing connections to
Chinese scientists, The Columbus Dispatch has reported.
Professor Rongxing Li, 56, unexpectedly resigned from his position in the
OSU Department of Civil, Environmental, and Geodetic Engineering in February
2014.
Li told OSU that he was going back to China to take care of his sick mother,
and no one has heard from him since.
A month before resigning, Li submitted a proposal to work with NASA on its
Mars 2020 project, which gave Li access to Department of Defense information
that he was prohibited from sharing with China.
A month after he resigned, homeland security agents searched Li's wife, Jue
Tian, before she boarded a plane to China and found thumb drives containing
restricted defense information. Neither she nor her husband has been charged.
Li's research interests include "planetary exploration, digital mapping,
spatial data structures, coastal and marine GIS, photogrammetry and remote
sensing," according to his biography on the Planetary Robotics Vision Ground
Processing project website. He had worked with NASA previously on missions
such as the Mars Exploration Rover and the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter.
In his Mars 2020 NASA proposal, according to federal search documents
reviewed by The Dispatch, Li claimed that he had no ties to China. However,
OSU knew he had spent 2012 on sabbatical at Tongji University in Shanghai
and subsequently launched an internal investigation into why Li had not
notified NASA of his ties to China.
The university reportedly discovered that Li not only had ongoing
connections with Tongji, but he had also allegedly collaborated on Chinese-
government programs aimed at developing advanced technologies.
Li reportedly had access to International Traffic in Arms Regulations
information with NASA and with Raytheon, a defense contractor. Concerned
that he might have provided China with this restricted information, OSU
officials notified the FBI, which is now investigating the circumstances
surrounding Li's abrupt resignation and mysterious disappearance. | S**C
发帖数: 2964 | 3 " A month after he resigned, homeland security agents searched Li's wife,
Jue Tian, before she boarded a plane to China and found thumb drives
containing restricted defense information. Neither she nor her husband has
been charged. "
Two things we knew here, 1. Neither even get charged. not yet at least. 2.
There is nothing sensitive in the thumb drive, otherwise Ms. Tian will be
arrested at the airport, rather than being able to leave for China. No one,
who carries restricted defense information without clearance, tries to leave
US and gets caught, will be let go. | k********k
发帖数: 835 | 4 Appears又有得舔了.
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【在 l****z 的大作中提到】
: The FBI is looking for a star Ohio State professor from China with NASA ties
: who disappeared
: Natasha Bertrand and Peter Jacobs
: Sep. 9, 2015, 1:44 PM 17,732 14
: A world-renowned Ohio State University (OSU) professor who had access to
: restricted defense information as part of his work with NASA is under
: investigation by the FBI for failing to disclose his ongoing connections to
: Chinese scientists, The Columbus Dispatch has reported.
: Professor Rongxing Li, 56, unexpectedly resigned from his position in the
: OSU Department of Civil, Environmental, and Geodetic Engineering in February
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