Chinese Researcher Arrested in US for Allegedly Poisoning Vietnamese Colleague
A Chinese graduate student at the University of Wyoming has been arrested in connection with the alleged poisoning of a Vietnamese researcher with a chemical substance. The university professor overseeing both students suggested the incident stemmed from academic competition and jealousy.
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