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Home > News > The Royal Society’s verdict

October 27th, 2006

The Royal Society’s verdict

Abstract:
Richard Jones: Ann Dowling, the chair of the 2004 working group, is quoted as saying “The UK Government was recognised internationally as having taken the lead in encouraging the responsible development of nanotechnologies when it commissioned our 2004 report. So it is disappointing that the lack of progress on our recommendations means that this early advantage has been lost.”

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