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The Gallaway Cook Allan Prize in Law and Emerging Technology
The Gallaway Cook Allan Prize in Law and Emerging Technology was established in 2018 and is open to students taking the 400- level Law and Emerging Technologies paper. Prizes are awarded for the best essays in which students are given free rein to write about the legal and regulatory issues surrounding emerging technologies. For further information, including past winners and current shortlisted essays visit the Gallaway Cook Allan website.
Postgraduate students
- Raffie Darroch (Honours)
- Hannah Foreman (Master of Bioethics and Heath Law, MBHL)
- Libby Hadlow (Honours)
- Louise Wilson (PhD)
Postgraduate opportunities
If you are interested in postgraduate opportunities within the Centre for Law and Policy in Emerging Technologies, please contact the Centre's Director, Professor Colin Gavaghan.
Email Professor Colin Gavaghan
Affiliated research organisations
The Centre has relationships with the following organisations:
- Bioethics Centre
- Centre for Artificial Intelligence and Public Policy (CAIPP)
- Centre for Theology and Public Issues
- Genetics Otago
- IEET – Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies
- National Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies
- Neuroethics Network
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Oxford Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics
- University of Otago Legal Issues Centre
Distinguished visitors
- John Danaher, National University of Ireland
- Stephen Price, Victoria University of Wellington
- Thomas Beagle
- Nicole Vincent, Macquarie University
- Francoise Baylis, Dalhousie University
- Russell Blackford, University of Newcastle
- Nick Agar, Victoria University of Wellington
- Jeff Matsuura, Alliance Law Group
- Andy Miah, University of the West of Scotland
- Ronald M Green, Dartmouth
- Edison Liu, Genome Institute of Singapore
- Diana Bowman, University of Melbourne
- Tom Buller, Illinois State University
- Neil Maddox, Maynooth University
- Hin-Yan Liu, University of Copenhagen