National Science Foundation suspends over $2 Million in Grants to University of Connecticut

It has been reported that the National Science Foundation has suspended more than $2 million in grants to the University of Connecticut.

The move came after a foundation investigation found that two of the university’s professors used the grant money to buy products from their own company, Connecticut state auditors revealed Friday.

Auditors John Geragosian and Robert Ward also said that officials of the university failed to inform the auditors about the suspended grants.

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