All past events
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8 May 2019,
12:00-13:00
What are the possibilities and hindrances in the European IPR and regulatory system for the continued development of orphan drugs?
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30 April 2019,
12:00-13:00
Topic: Healthcare Blockchain Infrastructure: A U.S. Case Study.
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26 April 2019,
16:15-18:00
Mange spændende opfindelser kommer fra universiteternes forskere. Men hvordan bliver opfindelser transformeret til et produkt som den danske befolkning kan bruge?
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4 March 2019,
09:00-13:00
Join us at an exciting CeBIL/CORS seminar on 4 March 2019 featuring gene-editing pioneer Feng Zhang from the Broad Institute, as well as legal and regulatory experts.
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20 November 2018,
12:00-13:00
Risk communication in the 21st century: challenges and opportunities ahead.
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2 November 2018,
10:00-13:00
An outline of the legal developments leading up to the most recent decisions related to investment protection in the pharmaceutical industry and the legal challenges arising from these issues.
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15 October 2018,
09:00-11:30
Traditional innovation models emphasize the prominent role of the producer as the source of innovation, and this logic still often dominates research, practice and policy approaches to innovation.
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8 October 2018,
15:00-18:30
Artificial intelligence, advanced machine learning and Big Data will transform the health & life sciences. While offering amazing possibilities, there is no doubt that these technologies raise many legal questions with regard to IP, liability, patient involvement, bias, discrimination, competition etc. They will also disrupt traditional value chains and structures in the health care sector.
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7 September 2018,
08:45-17:30
This one-day symposium, co-hosted by CeBIL and the Centre for Law, Medicine and Life Sciences (LML) at the University of Cambridge, aims to tackle some of the challenging issues raised by black-box precision medicine, particularly for legal and regulatory frameworks. Black-box precision medicine is an exciting new frontier in health care diagnostics, harnessing the power of big data and artificial intelligence to examine newly available troves of health data, including genomic sequences, patient clinical care records, and the results of diagnostic tests.
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4 September 2018,
15:00-18:00
The protection of trade secrets is becoming ever more important. With the EU-Directive a common European legal framework has been established. This seminar uses the Directive as a prism for looking into international practices (Japan), national implementation (Denmark) and specific issues and technologies (public private partnerships and medical diagnosis).
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