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Harvard University is facing renewed scrutiny after a House committee report alleged the Ivy League school failed to adequately safeguard research partnerships with Chinese institutions tied to Beijing’s military and defense-industrial complex.
The report, released by the House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party, claims Harvard researchers co-authored more than 140 academic papers with researchers affiliated with a group of Chinese universities known as the “Seven Sons of National Defense.”
U.S. officials have long identified these institutions as playing a central role in China’s military modernization efforts.
The committee argues the collaborations raise serious national security concerns and demonstrate shortcomings in Harvard’s research security practices.
Report Details Extensive Research Partnerships
According to the committee, Harvard researchers collaborated across dozens of scientific fields with institutions closely linked to China’s military establishment.
Engineering accounted for the largest share of those partnerships, the report found.
Among the projects highlighted is a 2023 paper on bio-inspired soft robots for deep-sea exploration that was co-authored by a Harvard-affiliated researcher and a researcher from Beihang University, one of the “Seven Sons” institutions.
Beihang, also known as Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, has appeared on the U.S. Commerce Department’s Entity List since 2001.
The committee argued the research could have military applications, including underwater detection technologies, although Harvard’s research compliance office reportedly classified the project as civilian research.
The report also pointed to a separate 2023 study involving magnetic materials that was co-authored with a researcher from China’s National University of Defense Technology, another institution subject to U.S. restrictions.
According to the report, that project acknowledged partial funding from the U.S. Army Research Office.
Committee Raises Questions Over Chinese Funding
The report also highlighted Harvard’s financial relationships with China.
According to Education Department foreign gift disclosure data cited by the committee, Harvard has reported receiving more than $600 million from Chinese sources under Section 117 disclosure requirements, more than any other American university.
The committee argues those financial ties warrant heightened scrutiny of Harvard’s research partnerships and foreign funding disclosures.
U.S. officials have repeatedly warned that Beijing uses academic collaborations to advance military, surveillance, and strategic technologies through China’s military-civil fusion strategy.
The committee argues universities receiving taxpayer funding should adopt safeguards that go beyond minimum legal compliance when working with institutions connected to China’s defense sector.
Executive Education Program Also Examined
Beyond research partnerships, the report examines Harvard’s executive education program with China’s National Healthcare Security Administration.
According to the committee, attendance records listed officials affiliated with the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps (XPCC) in connection with some training sessions.
The U.S. Treasury Department sanctioned the XPCC in 2020 over human rights abuses against Uyghurs and other ethnic minorities in Xinjiang.
The report notes it remains unclear whether those officials ultimately attended every session.
According to committee investigators, Harvard professor Winnie Yip, who helped organize the program, said she was unaware the XPCC had been sanctioned and had not received sanctions compliance training.
Chairman Calls for Major Reforms
House Select Committee Chairman Rep. John Moolenaar (R-MI) said Harvard must take stronger action to address what he described as repeated failures involving China.
“From allowing violence against anti-China protesters to collaborating with entities linked to the PLA, Harvard has made serious mistakes and must act now to prevent more,” Moolenaar said.
“It should use this investigation as a catalyst for significant reforms that end CCP influence on campus and prioritize secure American research.”
Recommendations Target Research Security
The committee concluded that Harvard’s research oversight focused too narrowly on technical legal compliance while failing to account for broader national security risks posed by partnerships with Chinese military-linked institutions.
The report also questioned Harvard Global Research and Support Services, a university-affiliated nonprofit that can accept certain research awards on Harvard’s behalf.
Committee investigators argued the entity could potentially circumvent federal foreign gift reporting requirements, an allegation Harvard is expected to dispute.
Among its recommendations, the committee called on Harvard to prohibit research collaborations with organizations appearing on U.S. government restricted or sanctioned lists, centralize research security oversight, and strengthen internal compliance procedures.
The report also urges Congress to tighten foreign funding disclosure requirements for American universities as lawmakers continue examining Chinese influence within U.S. higher education.
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