News - Birmingham Law School Technology metals: the need for a circular economy system Description:The transition to net zero is threatened by the vulnerability of the supply chains for these critical materials, few of which are produced or processed in the UKDate:17 February 2022 Why this, and why now? Tracking the development of the Health and Care Bill Description:Once-in-a-generation NHS reforms are not new, but what is put into – and left out of – new legislation can be revealing. Blogpost by Dr Mary Guy (Lancaster) and Professor Jean McHale (Birmingham).Date:07 February 2022 The British Sign Language Bill – A Comment Description:In this post, Dr Gearóidín McEvoy, a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Research Fellow at Birmingham Law School, comments on British Sign Language Bill currently progressing through the legislative procedureDate:02 February 2022 Buying sustainability: the SAPIENS NETWORK Description:In this post, Professor Martin Trybus discusses the means and techniques to facilitate sustainability through procurementDate:26 January 2022 The EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement: an unfinished deal Description:New Institute of European Law Working PaperDate:08 January 2022 Trybus at European Defence Agency course in Rome Description:Professor Martin Trybus contributed a lecture on the EU law of defence procurement and a workshop session to the 5th installment of the European Security and Defence College Expert Level Course.Date:07 January 2022 Seafood without the Sea: Trademarks, Art. 20 TRIPS and How Animal Cell-Cultivation Technology Can Promote Sustainable Fisheries Description:In the latest blogpost on BLS research blog, Dr Mariela de Amstalden discusses the prospects of regulation of lab-grown food and related matters of trademark litigation.Date:05 January 2022 Previous1234567891011121314Next