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Russian scientist at Harvard Medical School detained by ICE for undeclared ‘frog embryo samples’
Kseniia Petrova was returning from a two-week vacation in France, where she went to see a famed classical pianist perform, when she was detained at Logan International Airport on Feb. 16, Leonid Peshkin, a principal research scientist at Harvard, said in a phone interview.
ICE arrested a Harvard scientist working on groundbreaking cancer research.
Russian-born Kseniia Petrova has been detained since she was arrested at a Boston airport in February for allegedly not declaring samples of frog embryos for Harvard, which recruited her to work on cutting-edge research into aging and cancer detection.
Harvard academics have warned they will be forced to euthanize animals used for medical research because of Donald Trump’s $2 ...
A Russian scientist working at Harvard Medical School has been detained by federal ... Petrova, a bioinformatician at the Kirschner Lab, was bringing the frog embryos back to Cambridge to ...
A graduate of a renowned Russian physics and technology institute, Petrova was recruited to work at a laboratory at Harvard Medical School. She was part of a team investigating how cells can ...
A Russian scientist working at Harvard Medical School was detained at Boston Logan ... Kseniia Petrova, a bioinformatician at the Kirschner Lab, was bringing back frog embryos at the request ...
A laureate professor working on early diagnosis of ALS, or Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, is one of several Harvard University researchers who have received stop-work orders after the Trump ...
A Department of Education spokesperson said Tuesday in a brief statement emailed to the Boston Globe that “hospitals were not impacted” by the federal government’s decision Monday night to put a hold ...
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