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  • Read more: Bailey Kennedy

    Bailey Kennedy

    Student Fellow2021-2022 Bailey Kennedy is a law student (J.D. 2022). She is interested in researching systems that maximize access to health care both in the United States and abroad. She is interested in the ways in which technology can alleviate pressure on health care systems.

    Bailey Kennedy
  • Read more: Gali Katznelson

    Gali Katznelson

    Student Fellow2017-2018 During her fellowship year, Gali Katznelson was an MBE candidate at the Center for Bioethics at Harvard Medical School. Before her master’s degree, she completed a bachelor’s degree in Arts & Science at McMaster University in Canada. Her fellowship project focused on clinicians’ perceptions of the uses and regulations of smartphone mental health apps.  You can read her blog posts on the Bill of…

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  • Read more: Laura Karas

    Laura Karas

    Student Fellow2020-2021 Dr. Laura Karas is a law student at Harvard Law School (JD 2022) and a licensed physician. Prior to coming to law school, Laura conducted health policy research with the team of Professor Gerard Anderson at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. She has published articles in leading journals on a variety of…

    Laura Karas
  • Read more: Vincent Joralemon

    Vincent Joralemon

    Student Fellow2023-2024 Vincent Joralemon is a law student (J.D. 2024) in the Berkeley-Harvard Exchange Program. His current research focuses on tensions between the patent incentive system, the FDA approval process, and insurance carriers. At Berkeley Law he led the Intellectual Property Law Society and served on the editorial board of the Berkeley Business Law Journal.

    Vincent Joralemon
  • Read more: Adam Jed

    Adam Jed

    Student Fellow Alumnus2007 – 2008 Adam Jed was a Student Fellow during the 2007-2008 academic year. He wrote “A Limited Consequentialist Defense of Random Decision making in the Allocation of Scarce Health Resources.” Adam’s paper was selected as best student fellow writing project and he was awarded a $1,000 prize announced at his graduation.

    Adam Jed
  • Read more: Jeffrey Jacobstein

    Jeffrey Jacobstein

    Student Fellow Alumnus2008 – 2009 Jeffrey Jacobstein was a Student Fellow during the 2008-2009 academic year. At the time, he was a student at Harvard Law School, conducting research on the “Proof by Genetics: Genetic Evidence and the Law of Admissibility.”

    Jeffrey Jacobstein
  • Read more: Adithi Iyer

    Adithi Iyer

    Student Fellow2023-2024 Adithi Iyer is a law student (J.D. 2025). Her research interests include stem cell biology and regenerative medicine. Adithi has previously worked in-lab on stem-cell-mediated cancer immunotherapies. At the law school, Adithi is interested in examining how emerging biotechnologies in regenerative medicine intersect with patient privacy and other ownership rights. In the past, Adithi…

    Adithi Iyer
  • Read more: Phebe Hong

    Phebe Hong

    Student Fellow2019-2020 Phebe Hong is a 2L at Harvard Law School. She graduated from Harvard College with a degree in Human Developmental and Regenerative Biology. Prior to law school, she worked as a consultant advising pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies. She is a Research Assistant at the Program on Regulation, Therapeutics, and Law (PORTAL) and an Articles…

    Phebe Hong
  • Read more: Lindsay Heck

    Lindsay Heck

    Student Fellow Alumnus2006 – 2007 Hani Elias analyzed whether those in developing countries are sufficiently protected through U.S. law against torts committed by U.S. drug companies. 

    Lindsay Heck
  • Read more: Juliana Han

    Juliana Han

    Student Fellow Alumnus2006 – 2007 Juliana Han was a Student Fellow during the 2006-2007 academic year. She explored the question of who should regulate genetic engineering and how it should be done, balancing an understanding of the unique characteristics of the technology and the role and authority of each potential regulatory body.

    Juliana Han