Ohio State University-Michigan Workshop on Governance of Emerging Health Technologies

Join us for a half-day conference hosted by the OSU-Michigan Law for Emerging Technologies (OMLET) network—a collaboration between researchers at The Ohio State University and the University of Michigan. OMLET explores how to regulate emerging technologies that offer transformative benefits but also pose potential risks to public health.

This interdisciplinary event brings together experts in law, ethics, governance, and global perspectives to address the challenges of regulating evolving health technologies.

This is event is funded by a Firestarter Award from the Moritz College of Law.

Panel Discussions and Speakers:

• Past: Regulation of E-Cigarettes
  Lessons learned from vaping and its impact on public health – Micah Berman, JD; Holly Jarman, PhD; Dana Howard, PhD
• Present: Drug and Device Regulation
  Current frameworks and challenges in medical innovation oversight - Patricia J. Zettler, BD, JD;  Simon F. Haeder, PhD, MPA; Daniel Thiel PhD
• Future: AI in Health and Healthcare
  Exploring the promises and risks of artificial intelligence in clinical and public health settings - Kayte Spector-Bagdady, JD, MBe; Lisa A. Frazier, PhD, MPH; Benjamin Trump, PhD