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ASU Law Areas of Expertise

Science and Technology Innovations

At the forefront of innovation

Arizona State University has been named the most innovative university by U.S. News & World Report since 2015. ASU Law's expertise on science and technology innovations addresses the legal and regulatory questions raised by rapid developments in science and technology through targeted advocacy and legal initiatives. With a focus on embracing innovative technologies and creating pioneering solutions, ASU Law is at the forefront of fast-changing technologies and their governance, from artificial intelligence (AI) to autonomous vehicles.

Pathways

These pathways provide a guide to your law school journey and beyond, grouped by our degree and experiential opportunities here at ASU Law and your possible career prospects after graduation.

Centers

ASU Law Centers are at the forefront of research, scholarship and advocacy on pressing legal issues and policy. These centers encourage the exchange of ideas through a combination of conferences, symposia, fellowships, community engagement, academic programs and courses.

Academic opportunities

ASU Law signature conferences and lectures

ASU Law faculty experts

Diana Bowman Associate Dean for Applied Research and Partnerships, Professor of Law

Linda Demaine Roslyn O. Silver Professor of Law

David Franklyn Professor of Practice; Executive Director, the McCarthy Institute

Betsy Grey Jack E. Brown Chair, Professor of Law

Jon Kappes Associate Teaching Professor

Gary Marchant Regents and Foundation Professor of Law; Faculty Director, Center for Law, Science and Innovation

Trevor Reed Professor of Law

Andrew Schwaab Faculty Associate, Director, Lisa Foundation Patent Law Clinic

Douglas Sylvester Dean Emeritus, Professor of Law

Tyson Winarski Professor of Practice