Nate Luce

Tritell’s article, “In WHO’s Interest?: Regulating Human Germline Gene Editing,” poses questions about the legal implications of human gene modification Read More

Study from Vanderbilt Law’s Matthew Patrick Shaw frames education as a Property Interest Read More

Law School Professor Ganesh Sitaraman to lead effort to advance research, education and ideas in economic policy and regulation Read More

New study from Joni Hersch suggests that nondiscrimination in pay may not be sufficient to maintain a diverse legal workforce Read More

Study co-authored by Randall Thomas examines trends in litigation at the Delaware Court of Chancery Read More

Alex Tritell won the ABA Health Law Section student writing competition in spring 2022. His article, “In WHO’s Interest? Regulating Human Germline Gene Editing,” poses questions about the legal implications of human gene modification and advocates for a pragmatic approach that involves careful oversight. Tritell’s interest in the legal… Read More

New article details the impact of Dormant Commerce Clause on state marijuana regulations and proposes solution to minimize market disruptions Read More

A 20-year research arc featuring primate and human-centered studies uncovers a different explanation for cognitive biases Read More

New paper in Nature Climate Change highlights the need for research and policy initiatives to account for the feasibility of climate change mitigation policies. Read More

Alex Tritell won the ABA Health Law Section student writing competition in spring 2022. His article, “In WHO’s Interest? Regulating Human Germline Gene Editing,” poses questions about the legal implications of human gene modification and advocates for a pragmatic approach that involves careful oversight. Tritell’s interest in the legal… Read More