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看吴柯教授如何诡辩:
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! m' `/ C* ?; I, |' WThe research funding they described was for projects proposed by former doctoral and post-doctoral students of his who went on to work at the universities. Without high-profile reputations themselves, they invited him to participate in the research and used his established name to obtain funding, said the professor.' [7 S& F% r7 ~. p/ [" s' _
“They put my name as part of the team, they can get money,” he said.
9 L" v( f8 j& B! X3 T% ^. xSome of the articles that described his status were, in fact, designed to generate research grants. And it is a tradition when a prominent academic has a visiting position at a Chinese university to have articles written extolling — and exaggerating — the person’s affiliation, he said.
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This shows exactly that Ke Wu is not a honest person. In order to apply for these recruitment plan and research grants in China, he is required to fill in the application forms with his signature, and to have signed an employment contract with the university, according to Chinese laws and rules. The other people could not do it illegally for him. If the other people used “his established name to obtain funding” as said by Wu, it was absolutely illegal and also unfair to the other people from other universities in China. A moral professor should not do it like Ke Wu. Ke Wu should be required to show the employment contract he signed with each of the three universities, which indicates his salary and how many moths he should be in China for working with the university. Ke Wu is not a person who can work for some institution free.
$ g& E( l1 }& Z. l+ k1 q$ @The one that described him as a “full-time professor” at Ningbo University actually referred to the fact he was doing a sabbatical there in 2017-2018.
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This is a lie. He has started to work for Ningbo University since 2014. Since 2014, he has listed a full time professor in the web-page of this university.
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As a delegate to the conference in 2011, Wu said he was an observer along with other foreign dignitaries and took no ideological position.& o! B2 ]7 `7 U$ b
5 \$ w5 C- b3 C; |' cWu said he is not a political person, but hopes relations between Canada and China will thaw soon.
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这又是骗老外的,聪明反被聪明误。
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