The future of biotechnology crime: A parallel Delphi study with non-traditional experts
Authors:
- Mariam ElgabryMEMariam Elgabry
- Darren NesbethDNDarren Nesbeth
- Shane JohnsonSJShane Johnson
Open Access
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- Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council
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