Andelka Phillips

DPhil Law

Andelka Phillips 

BA/LLB, BA(hons), LLM(First Class Honours). 

Andelka's research focusses on the rights of individuals in their genomic sequence information in the context of direct-to-consumer genetic testing. She is based in the HeLEX Centre during her time at Oxford. Please follow the link for more information.

Co-convener of the Medical Law and Ethics Discussion Group. http://www.law.ox.ac.uk/discussion_group/MLEDG 

Associate editor of the Oxford University Commonwealth Law Journal.

Secretary of OxPILS 2013.

Research assistance work:

Andelka is currently carrying out research assistance work for the following people:

Dr Jane Kaye, Director of the HeLEX - Centre for Health, Law and Emerging Technologies;

and Professor Jonathan Herring (Fellow at Exeter College). 

She is involved with the hRHR Harmonised Reproductive Health Registries project.

She has previously worked for Dr Imogen Goold (CUF Lecturer and Fellow and Tutor in Law, St Anne's College)

and Dr Mike Macnair, (CUF Lecturer and Tutor in Law at St Hugh's College).

Research interests:

Medical law and ethics, legal history, and jurisprudence.

Scholarships:

Spencer Mason Travellling Scholarship in Law in 2011.

Grant from the Woodford House Old Girls' Association, 2011.

Spencer Mason Travellling Scholarship in Law in 2012.

Recent Presentations:

1st May 2013, presentation and bursary for The Fifth Northumbria University Information Rights Conference: CHANGING NOTIONS OF PRIVACY.

4th February 2013, invited presentation for the BCL Medical Law and Ethics class.

8th June 2012, Andelka presented as part of the Postgraduate Forum on Genetics and Society (PFGS) Regional Meeting, please follow the link: http://pfgs.wordpress.com/2012/06/28/pfgs-regional-meeting-oxford-report/ 

Teaching:

Andelka has completed the PLTO training course.

Andelka has previously tutored Land Law at the University of Auckland for 3 years and Jurisprudence for one year.