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UW Law Partners with the White House to Host Forum on Artificial Intelligence

UW Law Partners with the White House to Host Forum on Artificial Intelligence

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A distinguished panel of experts discussed the complicated questions surrounding law and policy related to artificial intelligence at a thought-provoking symposium at the UW law school co-sponsored by the White House, the University of Washington School of Law and the UW Tech Policy Lab. “Artificial Intelligence: Law and Policy” drew a standing-room only crowd.

New Associate Dean Named for UW Law Library and Information Systems

New Associate Dean Named for UW Law Library and Information Systems

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The University of Washington School of Law announces the appointment of Jonathan Franklin as Associate Dean for Library and Information Systems..

Faculty Place in Top Journals and Publications

Faculty Place in Top Journals and Publications

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The University of Washington School of Law faculty enjoyed another excellent year in scholarship. Placed with top journals, this scholarly work addresses some of today’s most important issues.

Franceschini Receives David A. Winston Health Policy Scholarship

Franceschini Receives David A. Winston Health Policy Scholarship

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Robert Franceschini, UW School of Law third-year and Master of Public Health student, was selected to receive one of ten scholarships from the David A. Winston Health Policy Scholarship Program.

General Kevin Chilton Speaks on Deterrence in the 21st Century

General Kevin Chilton Speaks on Deterrence in the 21st Century

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As technology rapidly advances, leading us to broader frontiers in space and the online world, deterrence in our modern era faces a unique set of questions and challenges. General Kevin Chilton explored the history and evolution of deterrence in his recent lecture, "Deterrence in the 21st Century: From Nuclear, To Space, To Cyberspace,” as part of the Tech Policy Lab Distinguished Lecture series.

UW Study: State-Licensed Marijuana Canopy Enough to Satisfy Recreational and Medical Markets

UW Study: State-Licensed Marijuana Canopy Enough to Satisfy Recreational and Medical Markets

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The amount of marijuana allowed to be grown by state-licensed producers in Washington is enough to satisfy both the medical and recreational marijuana markets, a University of Washington study released today finds.