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Dual-Use Technology: The Risks and Rewards of Biotechnology in Global Affairs

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In this infographic, NATO Junior Research Fellow Alexander Lapsker examines the risks and rewards of biotechnology.

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Alexander Lapsker
Alexander Lapsker is a Junior Research Fellow at the NATO Association of Canada. He graduated from Toronto Metropolitan University with a B.A. in History and is pursuing an M.A. in History at McMaster University. His research interests include the history of espionage, international relations, political ideology, and the history of terrorism.

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