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FAS releases Congressional Research Service report on Dual Use Biological Research

04.28.06 | 1 min read | Text by Ivan Oelrich

We have just posted a recent report from CRS on Dual Use Biological research and the role and activities of the National Science Advisory Board on Biosecurity (NSABB). The report is a summary of the history and role of the NSABB and outlines some of their activities.

View the report at /sgp/crs/natsec/RL33342.pdf

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