On the recordMay 19, 2014
We need a strong nano-EHS research program to protect the public and to ensure that any nanotechnology regulations will be grounded in science not perception.
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congress.govWe need a strong nano-EHS research program to protect the public and to ensure that any nanotechnology regulations will be grounded in science not perception.
Calls for a robust nano-EHS research program to ensure science-based regulations.
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