John Shaw
John Shaw is the Vice Provost for Research at Harvard University, where he plays a critical role in overseeing the university's research initiatives and responding to funding challenges. Recently, he has been at the forefront of addressing the implications of a federal funding freeze impacting Harvard's research programs, including efforts to stabilize the research environment amidst uncertainties.
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Ireland:
John Shaw was convicted of the murder of Mary Duffy but the charge of murdering Elizabeth Plunkett was later dropped.
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Ireland:
Shaw, the State’s longest-serving prisoner, has been denied parole on multiple occasions.
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Ireland:
John Shaw is known as 'Ireland’s first serial killer' and is currently serving a life sentence for his crimes.
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Ireland:
Shaw is known as one of Ireland’s first serial killers and remains in Arbour Hill Prison.
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Ireland:
John Shaw is the other serial killer involved in the abduction and murder of Elizabeth Plunkett and Mary Duffy.
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Ireland:
John Shaw was another serial killer who targeted Elizabeth Plunkett and was convicted for the murder of Mary Duffy.
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United States:
Harvard’s vice provost for research John Shaw wrote in a sworn statement to the court that the grant cuts to the university would irreversibly disrupt several research projects.
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Ireland:
John Shaw noted Pope Francis's extremely weak condition and expressed sadness at his death.
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United States:
John Shaw, vice provost for research at Harvard, is assessing the fallout from the funding freeze.
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