Protecting society: Biological security and dual-use dilemma in the life sciences-status quo and options for the future
Uhlenhaut, Christine
Burger, Reinhard
Schaade, Lars
Life science research is a main pillar of health care; major discoveries have considerably improved life expectancy and quality of life. However, research, technologies and materials that can be used for good can also be misused to harm humans, animals or the environment.
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