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LML seeks to appoint a highly motivated and independent Research Associate to work on a set of challenging legal and ethical questions raised by the use of artificial intelligence in healthcare. The postholder will pursue research projects in two related areas. The first is an existing area of LML research on how civil...

On Monday 8 June, several members of LML attended the first of two virtual CeBIL retreats, hosted by programme leaders at the University of Copenhagen. The annual CeBIL retreats are an opportunity to convene with other CeBIL collaborators, provide progress updates on each of the six CeBIL studies, and receive valuable...

LML is delighted to announce that the Vanderbilt Journal of Entertainment and Technology Law has published ‘The Effects of Myriad and Mayo on Molecular-Test Development in Europe: Interviews from the Frontline’ , by Dr John Liddicoat, Dr Kathy Liddell, and Professor Mateo Aboy. The decisions of the US Supreme Court in...

Many Covid-19 intensive care guidelines fail to protect patients’ legal rights, according to an LML research team. An explanation of their view has been accepted for publication by the Journal of Medical Ethics. ‘Who Gets the Ventilator? Important Legal Rights in the Covid-19 Pandemic’, was co-authored by Dr Kathy Liddell...