LST FACULTY:
John
Barton,
George E. Osborne Professor of Law, Emeritus, Stanford
Law School.
Paul
Goldstein,
Stella W. and Ira S. Lillick Professor of Law, Stanford
Law School.
Henry
T. Greely,
Professor of Law and Director, Center for Law and
the Biosciences, Stanford Law School, and Professor of Genetics
(by courtesy), School of Medicine, Stanford
Lawrence
Lessig,
Professor of Law and Director, Center for Internet and Society, Stanford
Law School
Margaret
Jane Radin, William Benjamin Scott
and Luna M. Scott Professor of Law; Director, Stanford Program in
Law, Science & Technology, Stanford Law School
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Volume I,
Issue #1, October 2003 (Web and Email edition)
(Printable
PDF version of LST @ Stanford.)
Articles in
this month's issue include:
Welcome
From
the Director of the Program in Law, Science & Technology…
Incoming
LLM Students
Look to Build Upon First-Year Successes of Program
"The Cutting
Edge of Technology Law and Corporate Governance"
Fenwick & West Reception/Seminar for Advanced Degree Students
INTERVIEW
Professor
Henry T. Greely
Greely Discusses the new Center for Law and the Biosciences
OTHER LST NEWS
BioLaw
New Student Group to Focus on Law and Biotechnology
Visiting
Professor Mark Lemley
Renowned IP and Antitrust Scholar Mark A. Lemley Visits Stanford
Law School
Stanford
Law and Technology Association
Students, Professors, and Industry Partners Flock
to SLATA
Packets 1.1
A bi-monthly publication written by members of SLATA
ELSEWHERE
@ STANFORD
Media
X
Begins its Gradual Takeover of Stanford's Campus
RECENT EVENTS
"You
Can't Sue Me (Here)!"
Questions of Jurisdiction in a Global Marketplace
E-Commerce Best Business Practices
Leaders in the Silicon Valley Legal Community Come
to Stanford to Discuss E-commerce Best Business Practices Project
Free Software Licensing and the
GNU General Public License
A Seminar by the Free Software Foundation
UPCOMING EVENTS
Securing Privacy in the Internet Age
A Stanford Law School Symposium
Cybersecurity,
Research and Disclosure
Upcoming Conference to Explore
Relationship Between Computer Security, Privacy, and Disclosure
of Information About Security Vulnerabilities
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