April 24, 2021
Fairfield Memorial Hospital weekly updates on the Expansion Project: During the week of April 19th, the mechanical, plumbing, and electrical contractors are still working on the in wall and ceiling installation portion of their work. The drywall contractors are mudding and finishing up on the third floor. The waterproofing contractor will be waterproofing around the windows on all elevations and the metal panels will continue being installed on the north elevation. During the week of April 26th, the painting contractor will start priming and painting the 3rd floor. The mechanical, plumbing, and electrical contractors are still working on the in-wall and ceiling installation portion of their work. The drywall contractor will continue installing drywall on the 2nd floor and start mudding on 2nd floor as well. The window frames and windows will continue to be installed and the metal panel contractor will continue installing metal panels the east elevation. For more
NIH Investigating over 500 Federally Funded Scientists for Foreign, China Ties
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The Justice Department charged a math professor and university researcher, Mingqing Xiao, on Wednesday with wire fraud over allegations that he hid his Chinese government funding while obtaining funding from the National Science Foundation.
The Southern Illinois University-Carbondale professor, Mingqing Xiao, worked in the mathematics department since 2000 and obtained the Chinese funding starting in 2018, the Justice Department said.
China has targeted research throughout the economy from corn growers to cancer researchers. Last year, Dr. Lauer said, more than 90% of the scientists under investigation had received support from China.
Gary Cantrell, Health and Human Services Department deputy inspector general for investigations, cited the example of researcher Song Guo Zheng, who is awaiting sentencing after pleading guilty last year to lying on applications for NIH grants totaling $4.1 million that he admitted were used to enhance Chinese expertise in rheumatology and immunology