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Posts categorized 'Security and risk'

Ashes to Ashes

18 February 2013 by Caroline Dynes, Policy Adviser

“Ashes to ashes” is how Government Chief Scientific Adviser (GCSA) John Beddington’s term in office has been coined, as he…

Dual use education in neuroscience

23 March 2012 by Catherine Jefferson, Senior Policy Advisor at the Royal Society and Dr James Revill, University of Sussex

The Royal Society hosted a Roundtable meeting on dual use education and awareness raising in neuroscience on Friday 16 March….

Neuroscience, conflict and security: a dual use dilemma

8 February 2012 by Catherine Jefferson, Senior Policy Adviser

The Royal Society has launched the final report of the Brain Waves series, which investigate developments in neuroscience and their…

The experimental society?

28 July 2010 by Jack Stilgoe

We know that alcohol can be dangerous. And, according to the best available expert advice, we know how to reduce…

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