The College of Law offers the only course in the United States that focuses on legal issues and nanotechnology. The course is entitled "Nanotechnology Law & Policy" and it is part of the LL.M. in Biotechnology and Genomics.

Faculty Presentations:

Transnational Regulatory Models for Molecular Nanotechnology
(Marchant, with Volk & Swartz)

Transnational Models for Regulating Nanotechnology
(Marchant)

Faculty Papers:

International Regulatory Regimes for Nanotechnology    
(Abbott, Gopalan, Marchant & Sylvester)

Transnational Models for Regulation of Nanotechnology    
(Marchant & Sylvester)

A Framework Convention for Nanotechnology? 
(Sylvester, Abbott & Marchant)

Risk Management Principles for Nanotechnology
(Sylvester, Abbott & Marchant)

Not Again! Public Perception, Regulation, and Nanotechnology 
(Sylvester, Abbott & Marchant)

Nanotechnology Regulation: The United States Approach
(Marchant, Sylvester & Abbott)

A Framework Convention for Nanotechnology?                                  
(Abbott, Marchant & Sylvester)

Transnational Regulation of Nanotechnology: Reality or Romanticism?
(Abbott, Marchant & Sylvester)

What Does the History of Technology Regulation Teach Us About Nano Oversight?   
(Marchant, Abbott & Sylvester)

Student Paper:

Regulatory Mechanisms for Nanotechnology   
(Wejnert)

Faculty:

Professor Gary E. Marchant
Professor Kenneth W. Abbott
Professor Douglas Sylvester
Professor Aaron X. Fellmeth
Professor Andrew (Sandy) Askland