Dual-Use Research
2 reportsDual-Use Research research examines how institutions, rules, resources, and public choices affect science and its consequences. Its operation is documented through beneficial applications, biosafety, and primary observations, while implementation and enforcement determine whether stated goals are met.
Governance controls and risk assessment make up the scientific record used here. Its limits become clearer when asking who reviews sensitive work and how requirements are implemented, noting where jurisdiction, resources, or data gaps limit evaluation.
Governance controls and risk assessment make up the scientific record used here. Its limits become clearer when asking who reviews sensitive work and how requirements are implemented, noting where jurisdiction, resources, or data gaps limit evaluation.
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