Our research shapes biodiversity policy, biosafety frameworks, and biotechnology regulation. From marine genetic resources to digital sequence information, we bridge science, law, and business practice.
Our work combines academic rigor with practical application. We conduct policy analysis, legal research, and impact assessments that inform international negotiations, guide regulatory frameworks, and support sustainable innovation in biotechnology and biodiversity sectors.
Active research initiatives addressing emerging challenges in biodiversity governance, biosafety regulation, and biotechnology policy.
Explore ongoing workFinalized research that has shaped policy frameworks, informed legal instruments, and advanced best practices in bio-innovation.
View completed workPeer-reviewed articles, policy briefs, technical reports, and book chapters spanning 2010–2025 on biodiversity, biosafety, and biotech regulation.
Browse publicationsOur research directly influences international policy, informs regulatory frameworks, and supports sustainable innovation across sectors.
Our work on the BBNJ Agreement (High Seas Treaty) contributes to global governance of marine genetic resources in areas beyond national jurisdiction. Research includes legal analysis, stakeholder engagement, and policy development for equitable benefit-sharing.
Related publicationsResearch on DSI/MGR governance under the CBD, Nagoya Protocol, and multilateral frameworks. Our analysis informs negotiations on benefit-sharing mechanisms and supports companies navigating emerging DSI compliance requirements.
Current DSI projectsPolicy research on New Genomic Techniques (NGTs), GMO regulation, and regulatory harmonization across jurisdictions. Our work supports evidence-based regulatory frameworks that balance innovation with safety.
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