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Lisa Randall

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Harvard University

Harvard University

Lisa Randall is a physics professor at Harvard University, as established in [1], [2], and [3], and both entities are linked through their documented associations with Jeffrey Epstein as detailed in [4], [5], [6], and [7]. — 7 supporting facts

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Martin Nowak

Martin Nowak

Martin Nowak and Lisa Randall are linked through their shared professional association with Harvard University and their documented connections to Jeffrey Epstein, as detailed in [1], [2], and [3]. Both individuals were also noted for failing to respond to inquiries regarding these specific ties, as mentioned in [4]. — 2 supporting facts

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Jeffrey Epstein

Jeffrey Epstein

Jeffrey Epstein and Lisa Randall are linked through their professional and personal associations, as Randall is documented in the DOJ-released Epstein files [1] and faced scrutiny for her ties to him alongside other Harvard academics [2]. Furthermore, Randall's connection is evidenced by her travel on Epstein's private jet, visits to his island, and attendance at an Epstein-financed conference [3].

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9 More Higher Ed Names in the Epstein Files insidehighered.com Inside Higher Ed Feb 3, 2026 10 facts

claimLisa Randall stated to The Crimson that Jeffrey Epstein was often in touch with the scientific community, many of whom were clients of John Brockman, and that Epstein was at Harvard on many occasions.

quoteLisa Randall stated to The Crimson: 'I am appalled by the full extent of allegations against him and deeply regret maintaining contact.'

accountLisa Randall met Jeffrey Epstein in 2004 at a dinner hosted by John Brockman, her former literary agent.

claimLisa Randall, a Harvard University physics professor, exchanged messages with Jeffrey Epstein for years and flew on his private jet.

quoteIn a 2017 email exchange regarding the condition of his island after a storm, Jeffrey Epstein replied to Lisa Randall: "Thx. I guess better than being married but bad."

accountLisa Randall, a Harvard physics professor, exchanged messages with Jeffrey Epstein for years and flew on his private jet.

accountLisa Randall traveled with Jeffrey Epstein and former MIT Media Lab director Joichi Ito on a flight from Epstein's island to the St. Thomas Jet Center on November 30, 2014.

accountLisa Randall attended a gravity conference in 2006 that was sponsored by Jeffrey Epstein.

accountIn 2014, Jeffrey Epstein offered Lisa Randall a ride back to Boston on his private plane while both were in the U.S. Virgin Islands, where Epstein was at his private island and Randall was in St. John.

accountIn 2014, Jeffrey Epstein offered Lisa Randall a ride back to Boston on his private plane while both were in the U.S. Virgin Islands, with Epstein at his private island and Randall in St. John.

College Campuses Are in Upheaval Over Faculty Ties to Epstein wired.com Wired Feb 24, 2026 3 facts

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.

claimLisa Randall, Martin Nowak, Larry Summers, and New did not respond to requests for comment regarding their connections to Jeffrey Epstein.

claimDocuments released in January highlighted connections between Jeffrey Epstein and Harvard faculty, including physicist Lisa Randall.

Epstein's Deep Ties to Scientists Exposed in Nature Report nationaltoday.com National Today Feb 9, 2026 2 facts

accountLisa Randall exchanged emails with Jeffrey Epstein that included jokes about his house arrest.

accountHarvard theoretical physicist Lisa Randall visited Jeffrey Epstein's private island in the Caribbean in 2014.

Harvard's Epstein Probe Widened harvardmagazine.com Harvard Magazine Feb 12, 2026 1 fact

claimThe most recent cache of Jeffrey Epstein files released on January 30 mentions Harvard faculty members Lisa Randall (Baird professor of science), George Church (professor of genetics), and Andrew Strominger (York professor of physics).