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Biosafety risk in health lab move to central London

How much of a biosafety risk is the move of a major research institution into the centre of one of the world’s major capital cities? The plans for the UK’s Medical Research Centre sparks debate.

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Posted by Julie Clayton on October 22, 2007
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