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September 29th, 2005
Nanotech panel urges cautious use, but no ban
Abstract:
Commenting on the jury's conclusions, Ou Longxin, a policy research of China's National Centre for Nanoscience and Technology, said that the jury had confirmed the belief that nanotechnology could bring many benefits to developing countries.
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