Julia Carbone
Doctoral Student in Law, Duke University
Julia Carbone is currently completing her SJD at Duke University, under the supervision of Arti Rai, looking at the relationship between formal intellectual property laws and informal community norms surrounding innovation. She holds degrees in philosophy and law from McGill University as well as a Master of Laws from Duke University. She was a researcher at both McGill's Centre for Intellectual Property Policy and Duke University's Centre for Genome, Ethics, Law & Policy. She is co-author on a project examining the political context and implications of Myriad Genetics’ patenting of human genes related to breast and ovarian cancer. She is currently a law clerk to the Honourable Marc Noël, Judge of the Federal Court of Appeal.