Kendra Brown on being a LABS Student Fellow
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By Kendra Brown for BiolawToday.org. For the 2015-2016 academic year I had the incredible opportunity to work as a Biolaw Fellow for the Center for […]
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Anikka Hoidal on being a LABS Student Fellow
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By Anikka Hoidal for BiolawToday.org. Being a fellow is the most rewarding experience of my law school career. This year I had the opportunity to work […]
Read MoreEDR Year in Review (American Bar Association report)
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By Andrew Ognibene The American Bar Association’s Section of Environment, Energy, and Resources (ABA-SEER) publishes an annual ADR Year in Review report, which includes notable […]
Read MoreGoing fossil-free collaboratively
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On May 2, the University of Utah made steps to join more than 30 colleges and universities that have pulled investments in fossil fuels since 2011.
Read MoreHow dialogue can help small rural towns navigate planning challenges
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Rockville is a small town located at the edge of Zion National Park that has a proud history of being a quiet, rural, agricultural community. Like many other locations in the Intermountain West, Rockville is experiencing stresses on its infrastructure and way-of-life as tourism grows, specifically around Zion National Park. In part as a result of pressure from increased visitation, Rockville has faced a variety of challenges in recent years, such as issues associated with increased traffic, all-terrain vehicles (ATV) use on surrounding public lands, uncertain water supplies, and budgetary woes.
Read MoreSpotlight: Bench to Bedside Competition Night
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By Austen Paulsen for BioLawToday.org. This year, the University of Utah’s Center for Medical Innovation (CMI) hosted the 6th annual Bench to Bedside competition on […]
Read MoreFireside Q & A with Professor Larry Susskind
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by Natalie Watkins for EDRblog.org. Larry Susskind is the Ford Professor of Urban and Environmental Planning at MIT, the founder of the Consensus Building Institute, […]
Read MoreBrown submits comment on CMS proposed rule-making
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Professor Teneille Brown submitted a comment on CMS proposed rule-making related to Medicare reimbursement for Part B drugs. Center for Law and Biomedical Sciences fellows […]
Read MoreUtah Enacts the Nonpatient Cause of Action
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By Kendra Brown for BioLawToday.org. In the 2016 general session, the Utah Legislature enacted the Nonpatient Cause of Action.[1] This statute recognizes a special […]
Read MorePre-Competitive Collaboration in the Biopharma Industry
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by Jorge Contreras for BiolawToday.org. As costs rise and concerns grow about the pace of pharmaceutical innovation, both federal agencies and industry participants have turned […]
Read MoreWhat I Say vs. What You Hear: Flexing Your Style for Effective Communication
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By Heather Adams for EDRblog.org It really gets my goat when colleagues do not read my emails. I write amazing emails – with tons of […]
Read MoreGenetic Discrimination: Why We Should Expand GINA
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By Anikka Hoidal for BiolawToday.org. The Department of Justice recently filed an amicus brief in a case plaintiffs, the Chadams, are appealing to the Ninth Circuit.[1] […]
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