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September 23rd, 2005
Nanojury UK - the final verdict
Abstract:
Richard Jones: Nanojury UK - the citizens’ jury on Nanotechnology that has been deliberating over the summer - delivered its verdict on Wednesday at an event in London. In full, there were twenty recommendations which attracted various degrees of support. But at the launch, four jurors attended in person, and they singled out four recommendations which they felt the whole jury felt most strongly about. After presenting these four key recommendations, they took questions from a large audience, and then the sponsors of the process gave their reactions.
One thing was absolutely clear - the jurors were tremendously positive about the process itself.
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