Edward Boyden, a neuroscientist at MIT, had documented interactions with Jeffrey Epstein between 2013 and 2015. According to a 2020 investigation by law firm Goodwin Procter, Boyden met with Epstein on at least five occasions to discuss his research and potential funding. Evidence includes: a 2013 email in which Boyden accepted an offer to visit Epstein's New Mexico ranch, participation in a 2015 dinner hosted by Reid Hoffman in Palo Alto attended by Epstein, Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, and Peter Thiel, and emails between Boyden, Epstein, and Joi Ito discussing research meetings. In 2019, Boyden issued a statement clarifying that he regretted attending these meetings despite knowing Epstein had been convicted of a serious crime, and asserted that all meetings were solely for research purposes. There is no evidence that Boyden accepted funding from Epstein or engaged in any criminal conduct. His involvement constitutes professional association with a known sex offender rather than any form of legal accountability.
An investigation conducted by law firm Goodwin Procter at the request of the MIT Corporation determined that Boyden had met with Epstein on at least five occasi…
John Brockman, an agent and founder of the Edge Foundation, which explores scientific and intellectual ideas, appears to have introduced Epstein to many people …
MIT is named a third contingent and final beneficiary of the remaining trust following distributions described in previous sections. A 2014 email sent from Lind…
A 2015 website page listed MIT Professor Frank Wilczek as a recipient of Epstein funding, but investigators found no evidence of a donation by Epstein to MIT to…
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