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The results of technology research and development must find their way into the published literature. New models of regulation could help.

Meghan Bartels is a science journalist based in New York City. She joined Scientific American in 2023 and is now a senior news reporter there. Previously, she spent more than four years as a ...

Therefore, this report aims to outline the identification and assessment of regulatory challenges in VLFS Projects with ...