Martin Nowak Placed on Leave a Second Time

Harvard Magazine·Feb 27

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A Harvard math professor, Martin Nowak, has been placed on leave for a second time, reportedly due to his connections with Epstein. The move is part of a broader scrutiny of university ties to donors, prompted by the Epstein scandal. The details of Nowak's leave and the nature of his connections to Epstein are not fully clear, but it is known that he received significant funding from Epstein.

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