Call for PhD Applications, Collaborative Research Programme in Biomedical Innovation Law (CeBIL), University of Copenhagen
About the programme
Supported by a research grant of DKK 35 million from the Novo Nordisk Foundation, the Collaborative Research Programme in Biomedical Innovation Law (CeBIL) will address and scrutinize the most significant legal challenges to biomedical innovation and public health from a holistic cross-disciplinary perspective.
The overall aim and ambition of CeBIL is to contribute to the translation of groundbreaking biomedical research into safe, effective, affordable and accessible therapies by analyzing the most significant legal challenges to pharmaceutical innovation and public health from a holistic cross-disciplinary perspective.
PhD Topics
CeBIL welcomes research proposals on legal issues with regard to biomedical technology and innovation, such as:
- Trade secrets (all topics with a focus on the Health & Life Sciences)
- Artificial Intelligence, Big Data
- Data protection & Clinical Trials
- E-Health & Internet of things
- Blockchain technology & tech transfer
- Reproductive technologies
- Gene editing & Ethical/ELSI issue
- Competition Law
- Rare and neglected diseases
- Biologics & biosimilars
- Precision Medicine
- Patents
- Data base protection
- Patient rights
- Human rights & access to medicine
- Copyrights
- Regulatory Exclusivities
Read more about the PhD programme and apply here!