Centre Events
Below is a list of selected centre events. Please refer to the events calendar for a full list and upcoming events.
20 March 2025
Prof. Kimberly D. Krawiec
'Repugnant Transactions and Taboo Trades'
Baron de Lancey Lecture 2025
Faculty of Law, University of Cambridge
12 September 2024
GLEAN (Gathering Lessons from Environmental Governance for Antimicrobial Resistance) Workshop
Gonville & Caius College, University of Cambridge
21 March 2024
Prof. Sir Jonathan Montgomery
'Medicine and the Rule of Law'
Baron de Lancey Lecture 2024
Faculty of Law, University of Cambridge
12 May 2023
CeBIL Annual Symposium 2023
Intellectual Property & Biologics: Policy Challenges and Responses
Trinity Hall, University of Cambridge
16 March 2023
Prof. Emily Jackson
'Assisted Dying: Slippery Slopes and Unintended Consequences'
Baron de Lancey Lecture 2023
Faculty of Law, University of Cambridge
20 September 2022
Differential Diagnisis and the Law: Seminar and Workshop
Co-organised with THIS Institute
Gonville & Caius College, University of Cambridge
16 September 2022
CeBIL Annual Symposium 2022
Intellectual Property & Drug Repurposing: New Frontiers
Newnham College, University of Cambridge
10 June 2022
Dr John Liddicoat
"Repositioning Generic Drugs: Empirical Realities"
Munich Summer Institute
Munich, Germany
19 May 2022
Dr Caterina Milo
"Informed consent to abortion: is the medical involvement a challenge?"
Cambridge Reproduction Early Researchers Seminar Series
Online
25 April 2022
Dr John Liddicoat
"Patent Repositioning for rare diseases - too much, too little or just right?
Nordic Intellectual Property Review Webinar
Online
10 March 2022
Prof. Bartha Knoppers
"Re-engineering the Regulation of Regenerative Medicine?"
Baron de Lancey Lecture 2022
Faculty of Law, Univresity of Cambridge
04 November 2021
Dr Caterina Milo
Covid-19 Vaccines and the Role of Informed Consent
Cambridge Socio-Legal Group Webinar
Online
17 September 2021
CeBIL Symposium 2021
Orphan Drug Innovation: Needs and Priorities
Online
02 July 2021
Prof. Jens Scherpe
"Parentage, parenthood, parental responsibility"
Reproduction Showcase
Cambridge Reproduction SRI
Online
15 June 2021
Dr John Liddicoat
"Waste is an unused resource: Public sector trials on generic drugs"
Findacure's Eigth Annual Drug Repurposing for Rare Diseases Conference
Online
7 June 2021
Prof. Jeffrey Skopek
"Who Counts? What Counts? (Panelist)
Rethinking the Ethics of Vaccincation
Department of History and Philosophy of Science, University of Cambridge
Online
30 March 2021
Dr Silvia Camporesi
"Law, Hormones, and Sport: a level playing field?"
Baron de Lancey Lecture 2021
Online
11 March 2021
Ms Jinal Dadiya
"Medical need and cost effectiveness in ART funding: best practices for realising reproductive rights"
University of Cambridge Reproduction SRI Early Researchers Seminar Series
Online
12 February 2021
Dr John Liddicoat
"Gene patenting and a reflection on the ongoing review of Article 27.3(b) of the TRIPS Agreement"
TRIPS@25 - Webinar on Patents, Biotechnology and Biodiversity
World Trade Organisation
Online
27 January 2021
Dr Stevie Martin
Selywn College Law Society Assisted Dying Debate
Online
08 December 2020
Prof. Jeffrey Skopek
"What Difference Does It Make? "Black Box" Medicine and the Law"
Health and Artificial Intelligence: Law, Ethics and Society
Centre for Medical Ethics and Law, University of Hong Kong
04 December 2020
Dr Rumiana Yotova
"International Law, Science and Technology in the Time of COVID-19"
Lauterpacht Centre for International Law
15 October 2020
Matt Jordan
"Reproductive Research at the Centre for Law, Medicine and Life Sciences"
Cambridge Reproduction SRI Forum
01 September 2020
Isabelle Le Gallez
"Communicating Uncertainty in Medical Diagnoses: do Bolam or Montgomery Define the Standard of Care?"
Society of Legal Scholars Annual Conference
21 July 2020
Prof. Jeffrey Skopek and Ms Jennifer Anderson
"What Difference Does It Make? AI in Healthcare Through the Lens of Tort Law
Future Health and New Technologies: Opportunities and Responsibilities
HeLEX, University of Oxford
23 March 2020
Prof. Jeffrey Skopek and Ms Jennifer Anderson
"What Difference Does It Make? “Black Box” Medicine and the Law"
Issues in Explainable AI 2: Understanding and Explaining in Healthcare
Faculty of English, University of Cambridge
19 March 2020
Prof. Bartha Knoppers
"Law, Hormones, and Sport: a level playing field?"
The 2020 Baron de Lancey Lecture
Faculty of Law, University of Cambridge
17 March 2020
Prof. Kathy Liddell
Anne McLaren Symposium 2020: Synthetic gametes and germline development for science and society
Christ's College, University of Cambridge
26-27 November 2019
Prof. Jeffrey Skopek
"Liability for Misdiagnosis by AI"
Health and Artificial Intelligence: Law, Ethics and Society
University of Hong Kong
6 September 2019
CeBIL Annual Symposium 2019:
Legal Innovation to Support the Development of Antimicrobial Drugs
Christ's College, University of Cambridge
27-28 June 2019
International Surrogacy Forum 2019
Selwyn College and Faculty of Law, University of Cambridge
10 June 2019
Dr Rumiana Yotova
"Gene Editing and the Rights of Future Generations"
Think Tank on "Legal Boundaries and the 'Human' in Humanity"
Centre of Genomics and Policy, McGill University
10 June 2019
Prof. Jeffrey Skopek
"Human Enhancement/Therapies/Eugenics"
Think Tank on "Legal Boundaries and the 'Human' in Humanity"
Centre of Genomics and Policy, McGill University
10 May 2019
Prof. Jeffrey Skopek
"What is Privacy? Losses Versus Violations"
The Methodology and Ethics of Targeting - Closed Workshop
The Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence
9 May 2019
Prof. Jeffrey Skopek
Panel Discussion
The Methodology and Ethics of Targeting - Public Lecture
The Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence
1 May 2019
Dr John Liddicoat
"Legal Academic Research and Public Policy"
Babraham Institute
27 April 2019
Prof. Jeffrey Skopek
"The Harms of Human Genetic Enhancement"
Intersection of Law & Medicine Series: Genetically Enhanced Humans
Weill Cornell Medicine-Qatar
08 March 2019
Dr Imogen Goold
"Should Parents Have the Final Say on the Medical Treatment of their Children?"
The 2019 Baron de Lancey Lecture
Faculty of Law, University of Cambridge