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Martin Nowak is a professor of mathematics and biology at Harvard University [1] and served as the director of the Program for Evolutionary Dynamics (PED) at the institution [2], [3]. His professional relationship with the university has been marked by his recruitment from Princeton [4], his receipt of significant funding from Jeffrey Epstein for his research program [5], [6], and subsequent disciplinary sanctions imposed by Harvard University regarding his ties to Epstein [7], [8].

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Desperately seeking donors: Lessons from the Epstein case universityworldnews.com University World News 6 facts
quoteDuring his visits to Martin Nowak's laboratory at Harvard, Jeffrey Epstein generally chose the guest list and sometimes asked questions, but did not generally lead the discussions or choose the topics.
accountHarvard University renewed Jeffrey Epstein's status as a visiting fellow for a second year after he indicated an intention to work with researchers Kosslyn and Nowak.
measurementBetween 2010 and October 2018, Jeffrey Epstein visited the laboratory of Martin Nowak at Harvard University approximately five times per year.
claimJeffrey Epstein obtained an office and a telephone line in Nowak's laboratory at Harvard, which allowed him access in violation of existing Harvard rules regarding non-Harvard personnel.
claimMartin A. Nowak used the US$6.5 million donation from Jeffrey Epstein to rent research space for his team at Harvard University.
claimIn 2021, Harvard suspended Nowak from supervising undergraduate research and closed the Program for Evolutionary Dynamics (PED) after his continuing links with Jeffrey Epstein were uncovered.
Exclusive: Harvard cut off Epstein donations, but emails reveal his ... cnn.com CNN 5 facts
claimMartin Nowak provided Jeffrey Epstein with unrestricted access to Harvard offices via a key card as late as 2018, according to a Harvard University report.
claimHarvard University sanctioned Martin Nowak in 2021 for his connections to Jeffrey Epstein, though he remains employed at the university.
accountA 2020 Harvard University investigation revealed that Jeffrey Epstein helped biologist Martin Nowak raise funds to maintain an office space in Harvard Square.
accountJeffrey Epstein frequently used Martin Nowak's office at Harvard as a base for meetings with George Church and other scientists when visiting Boston, according to Justice Department files and a Harvard investigation.
accountIn 2012, an unnamed individual sent emails to Jeffrey Epstein confirming they successfully secured press coverage for the work of Harvard scientist Martin Nowak and Epstein's funding of that work through his foundation.
College Campuses Are in Upheaval Over Faculty Ties to Epstein wired.com Wired 3 facts
claimHarvard University sanctioned professor Martin Nowak in 2021 for violating professional conduct codes due to his involvement with Jeffrey Epstein.
accountThe student organization Epstein Off Campus picketed the office of Harvard professor Martin Nowak in early February.
accountPhysicist Lisa Randall and professor Martin Nowak met with Jeffrey Epstein in person and continued to correspond with him for years after he pleaded guilty to sex crimes in Florida and was officially prohibited from donating to Harvard University.
'He was surrounded by smart people': academics in Epstein files timeshighereducation.com Times Higher Education 2 facts
accountIn 2017, Martin Nowak asked Jeffrey Epstein if he could help facilitate the return of Larry Summers as Harvard University president after Drew Faust announced she was stepping down.
claimMartin Nowak, a professor of mathematics and biology at Harvard University, is the primary link between Jeffrey Epstein and Harvard University, appearing over 8,000 times in the Epstein files.
Harvard's Epstein ties run deep, lead to Summers' resignation bostonglobe.com The Boston Globe 2 facts
accountMartin Nowak, a Harvard professor, facilitated meetings and dinner parties for Jeffrey Epstein at his laboratory, where Epstein gathered a group of associates he referred to as "the boys."
accountJeffrey Epstein met Harvard researcher Moshe Hoffman in Martin Nowak's lab in 2013.
Harvard's Epstein Probe Widened harvardmagazine.com Harvard Magazine 1 fact
accountHarvard sanctioned professor of mathematics and biology Martin Nowak in 2021 for maintaining ties to Jeffrey Epstein after Epstein's 2008 Florida conviction for child prostitution, but the university lifted the sanction in 2023.
Epstein: A Forensic Reconstruction of the Transhumanist Research ... bryantmcgill.substack.com Bryant McGill · Substack 1 fact
claimThe Program for Evolutionary Dynamics (PED) at Harvard University was established in 2003 under the directorship of Martin Nowak, a professor of mathematics and biology.
Professors in the Epstein files say they hoped friendship ... apnews.com AP News 1 fact
measurementJeffrey Epstein donated more than $9 million to Harvard University, with the majority directed to a research facility established by Martin Nowak, a math and biology professor.
Jeffrey Epstein scheduled meetings with Noam Chomsky, CIA ... globalnews.ca Global News 1 fact
claimJeffrey Epstein's calendar listed several influential people, including Ariane de Rothschild (CEO of Edmond de Rothschild Group), Martin Nowak (Harvard University professor), Joshua Cooper Ramo (vice chairman and co-chief executive of Kissinger Associates), and anthropologist Helen Fisher.
Epstein's Deep Ties to Scientists Exposed in Nature Report nationaltoday.com National Today 1 fact
measurementMartin Nowak founded the Program for Evolutionary Dynamics at Harvard University using $6.5 million in funding provided by Jeffrey Epstein.
Connections of Jeffrey Epstein - Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org Wikipedia 1 fact
measurementJeffrey Epstein donated $30 million to Harvard University to fund the Program for Evolutionary Dynamics, which was directed by his friend Martin Nowak.
Why did Jeffrey Epstein cultivate famous scientists? scientificamerican.com Scientific American 1 fact
measurementBefore his 2008 conviction for soliciting minors for prostitution, Jeffrey Epstein donated more than $9 million to Harvard University, which included a $6.5 million gift to the Program for Evolutionary Dynamics led by mathematician Martin Nowak.