Ms. Cheryl Power

Research Associate

W. Maurice Young Centre for Applied Ethics

University of British Columbia

Project: Dissecting Gene Expression Networks in Mammalian Organogenesis
GE³LS Research: Effects of Different Intellectual Property Regimes on Research and Development [details]

Cheryl is a research associate with the Center for Applied Ethics at UBC. She is working on a Genome Canada funded project concerning genomics and Intellectual property.

She recently completed an LLM at the University of Alberta focusing on the area of nanotechnology. During this time she was a fellow on the CIHR training program in Health Law & Policy. Previous to this she articled with an Intellectual Property firm in Ontario, was called to the Ontario bar and worked at the University of Genoa in Italy. She previously completed an LLB at the University of Saskatchewan and Bachelors degrees in Biochemistry and Sociology at Memorial University of Newfoundland

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