I am happy to answer queries about supervision by prospective PhD students whose research interests address questions of intellectual property, anthropological and social theory and science studies & history of science.
I have extensive experience in teaching undergraduate and postgraduate students in different countries and disciplines and of varying backgrounds.
Courses designed and taught at Warwick Law School
Undergraduate LA3A9 Contemporary Issues in Intellectual Property
Postgraduate LA9FZ Intellectual Property Law in Context
Courses designed and taught at Kent Law School
Undergraduate modules
LW 556 Intellectual Property Law (co-design with Jose Bellido)
Postgraduate modules
LW 914 Law, Science, and Society
LW 813 Contemporary Topics in Intellectual Property
LW933 Intellectual Property and Industrial Practices (co-design with Jose Bellido)
LW934 Patent Law and Trade Mark Law
PhD supervision:
Jake Slosser, ‘On the Use of Cognitive Linguistics to Explore Legal Categories: Judicial Interpretation of Digital and Privacy Laws in the EU’. Second supervisor.
Rebecca Gulbul on biobanks
Previous courses, designed and taught, at graduate level in science studies (Wissenschaftsforschung):
Autumn 2013 Donna Haraway: Theory and Engagement.
Autumn 2012 Can computers act? The sciences and the question of agency.
Autumn 2011 Biotechnology and new reproductive technologies: Practices, Concepts and the Law.
Spring 2010 Sciences, Biotechnology and Law
I was also a part time lecturer and teacher for first year LLB Property I (Concepts of Property) course at the London School of Economics and Political Science, London, U.K. between the periods of January – July 2013, as well as throughout winter terms of 2004-2006.
Hyo Yoon Kang 