World & Society

DNA to track criminals

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La Matinale
21 May 2019

Vincent Castella

Biologie et de médecine, CHUV

Biologie et de médecine, UNIL

DNA to track criminals is an example of how science is advancing by leaps and bounds but the law is struggling to keep up.

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