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Read more at: LML hosts CeBIL Annual Symposium 2018: Precision Medicine, Artificial Intelligence and the Law

LML hosts CeBIL Annual Symposium 2018: Precision Medicine, Artificial Intelligence and the Law

12 September 2018

On Friday 7th September, LML hosted the CeBIL Annual Symposium 2018: 'Precision Medicine, Artificial Intelligence and the Law' . This was the first of five annual symposia to be held in Cambridge as part of LML's involvement in the Novo Nordisk Foundation’s Collaborative Research Programme in Biomedical Innovation Law ...


Read more at: Dr Skopek awarded Wellcome Trust grant to study liability for uses of AI in healthcare
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Dr Skopek awarded Wellcome Trust grant to study liability for uses of AI in healthcare

4 September 2018

How will legal liability be assigned when an AI system causes harm? Does the law need reform? Dr. Skopek has been awarded a Wellcome Trust grant to explore these questions in the healthcare context. His project will focus in particular on the liability landscape for harms caused by the use of machine learning algorithms in...


Read more at: Job Opportunity: Senior Research Associate

Job Opportunity: Senior Research Associate

21 August 2018

Applications are invited for a Senior Research Associate to work with the Centre for Law, Medicine and Life Sciences (LML) at the Faculty of Law. This is a fixed term three-year position with a preferred commencement date between 1 December 2018 and 1 February 2019. The post holder will be employed by the Faculty of Law...


Read more at: Nuffield Council on Bioethics publishes Dr Yotova's Report on the Regulation of Genome Editing under International Law

Nuffield Council on Bioethics publishes Dr Yotova's Report on the Regulation of Genome Editing under International Law

17 August 2018

The Nuffield Council on Bioethics has published Dr Rumiana Yotova's report on 'The Regulation of Genome Editing and Human Reproduction under International Law, EU Law and Comparative Law' . Dr Yotova was commissioned to write the 25,000 word report by the Nuffield Council's Working Party on Genome Editing and Human...


Read more at: Dr Palmer discusses developments concerning the legal status of abortion in Ireland and Northern Ireland

Dr Palmer discusses developments concerning the legal status of abortion in Ireland and Northern Ireland

10 August 2018

Dr Stephanie Palmer has written a blog post for the International Association of Constitutional Law (IACL/AIDC) on the repeal of the Eighth Amendment in Ireland, and the recent human rights challenge brought by the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission against current criminal law provisions on abortion. Looking first...


Read more at: The Development of Abortion Rights in a Changing Europe

The Development of Abortion Rights in a Changing Europe

16 July 2018

Tickets are now available for the upcoming conference "The Development of Abortion Rights in a Changing Europe", to be held in at the Faculty of Law on September 28 2018. The conference, organised by a team headed by Cambridge Law student Helen Jennings, will explore what human rights law has to say on the issue of...


Read more at: Dr Kathy Liddell teaches new course on Health Law and Emerging Technologies at Melbourne Law School

Dr Kathy Liddell teaches new course on Health Law and Emerging Technologies at Melbourne Law School

26 April 2018

Dr Kathy Liddell (LML Director) has recently returned from teaching a new Health Law and Emerging Technologies subject at the University of Melbourne; strengthening the already substantial links between the University of Cambridge's Faculty of Law, and Melbourne Law School. The subject examined ways in which law is...


Read more at: LML members to speak at symposia at the University of Hong Kong

LML members to speak at symposia at the University of Hong Kong

28 March 2018

On Wednesday 11th April 2018, Dr Jeffrey Skopek (LML Deputy Director) and Dr David Erdos will present at a one-day symposium hosted by the University of Hong Kong's Centre for Medical Ethics and Law. The day will be split into two half-day symposia: Part I, Policy and Regulatory Responses to New Genomic and Reproductive...


Read more at: LML Members attend PHG Foundation Workshop on Regulating Algorithms in Healthcare

LML Members attend PHG Foundation Workshop on Regulating Algorithms in Healthcare

28 March 2018

As the fundamental basis of all computerised tasks, algorithms are increasingly integral to healthcare. They perform functions at every level, from the research laboratory to the clinic; in rudimentary operating system processes to highly advanced analytical systems. Despite their prevalence, the precise definition of an...


Read more at: The Development of Abortion Rights in a Changing Europe

The Development of Abortion Rights in a Changing Europe

15 March 2018

LML is delighted to announce our collaboration on an upcoming conference on "The Development of Abortion Rights in a Changing Europe", to be held in Cambridge in September 2018. The conference, organised by a team headed by second year Law student Helen Jennings, will explore what human rights law has to say on the issue...