To answer that question, Juelsgaard Intellectual Property and Innovation Clinic Supervising Attorney Nina Srejovic took a look at the past. Her chapter, “Patents and the
Gendered View of Computer Programming as Drudgery or Innovation,” in the new book, Feminist Cyberlaw, traces the parallel histories of computer programming as a [...]
First published in 2022 here Lecturer in law, Allison Wolfreys writes about the need for transparency in the family court. Andrew Griffiths, former Conservative MP, raped
his wife Kate Griffiths, MP, made her submit to sexual demands, spat at her, and threatened to make her homeless. [...]
Hydrogen is the next big energy revolution that will help to decarbonize certain sectors of our society, in particular those (heavy industry, heavy duty transport, etc.) that
are hard to `green´. There is no shortage of books on hydrogen — the technicalities, physics, chemics and economics behind it. [...]
What We Discuss in the Handbook In this century there will be a continuing and even accelerating trend towards increased levels of intelligence embedded within the entities
we interact with. Remarkably, it is possible that by mid-century we will even witness a point in time when we reach artificial general intelligence only to be surpassed [...]
When people say school is the best years of your life they aren’t lying. As teenagers we always wish to be older and to get out into the big bad world and experience what,
from the inside, looks like the ideal life. However, no one tells you of the hardship and trials you face when the school years end and the real-life reality hits. [...]
Best Interests currently available on BBC iPlayer Best Interests - BBC iPlayer is a four-part drama about a parent’s fight to prevent the withdrawal of treatment from her
daughter, who is comatose by the consequences of a rare form of muscular dystrophy – or, as the mother puts it, “Letting her die”. [...]
Résumé : Les professeur·es Marie-Andrée Plante et Michaël Lessard commentent Fortier c. Geoffroy-Béliveau, une récente décision dans laquelle la Cour du Québec émet
une ordonnance de sauvegarde prévoyant la « possession en alternance » du chien d’un couple qui se sépare. [...]
The 20th of November is World Children’s Day, and this year, it marks the 35th anniversary of the adoption of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child in
1989. Thinking about this anniversary got me thinking about time. To an oak tree, 35 years is short; to a child, 35 years sounds like a long time. [...]
by Dr. Megan Ma, Associate Director, Pierre-Loic Doulcet, and Jay Mandal, CodeX Fellow, Stanford CodeX In an era dominated by generative AI and rapid technological advancement,
hackathons have emerged as powerful incubators for interdisciplinary innovation, particularly in the legal sector. [...]
The Information Economy At Facebook’s initial public offering in 2012, Mark Zuckerberg shared a motto: “Move fast and break things.” Later abandoned by Facebook, the
catchphrase prevails as a call for disruptive innovation. It’s invoked by tech executives who insist they must “break eggs to make an omelet,” and also in policy [...]
