Practice of responsible research and innovation in the formulation and revision of ethical principles of molecular robotics in Japan
Abstract The consideration of Ethical, Legal, and Social Issues (ELSI) is essential in technologically advanced countries to maximize benefits and minimize potential risks of emerging science and technologies (S&T). Currently, in scientific policy, discussions about ELSI have been conducted usin...
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