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Using biotechnology to build a workforce for intelligence and counterintelligence/ Matthieu J. Guitton

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In: International Journal of Intelligence and CounterIntelligence: Vol 33, No 1, Spring 2020, pp. 119-134 (117)Summary: The rise of biotechnology is at the heart of numerous societal, economical, or technological revolutions. Biotechnology has major impacts in areas such as medicine, agricultural industry, or environment, but also for research and development and fundamental or military research.

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The rise of biotechnology is at the heart of numerous societal, economical, or technological revolutions. Biotechnology has major impacts in areas such as medicine, agricultural industry, or environment, but also for research and development and fundamental or military research.

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