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Dr Rebecca Gillespie, Principal Social Science Research Officer

People power - How the FSA plans to harness citizen science

Posted by: Dr Rebecca Gillespie, Principal Social Science Research Officer, Posted on: 5 March 2021 - Categories: Science

As we enter British Science Week 2021, we publish our first step in exploring the innovative method of citizen science and its application to FSA research areas.

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