Prof. Tania Bubela
Fellow
Current Employer
Simon Fraser University
Election Year
2019
Academy
Académie des sciences sociales
Discipline
Law
Department
Health Sciences
Keywords
Biotechnology, health, law, policy
BUBELA, Tania – Faculty of Health Sciences, Simon Fraser University
Tania Bubela is an internationally recognized scholar of the ethical, legal, economic, and social implications of novel health biotechnologies. Her interdisciplinary, empirically-grounded research has advanced understanding of global innovation ecosystems; collective action and governance challenges in data and biomaterials sharing; and regulatory and policy reforms for research and development of cost-effective diagnostics and biotherapies that have positive health impacts. Her international knowledge translation activities engage patients, clinicians and health decision-makers.
Tania Bubela is an internationally recognized scholar of the ethical, legal, economic, and social implications of novel health biotechnologies. Her interdisciplinary, empirically-grounded research has advanced understanding of global innovation ecosystems; collective action and governance challenges in data and biomaterials sharing; and regulatory and policy reforms for research and development of cost-effective diagnostics and biotherapies that have positive health impacts. Her international knowledge translation activities engage patients, clinicians and health decision-makers.
Tania Bubela est reconnue à l’échelle internationale pour son expertise avec les enjeux éthiques, juridiques, économiques et sociaux entourant les nouvelles biotechnologies de la santé. Ses recherches interdisciplinaires et empiriques ont permis de mieux comprendre les écosystèmes d’innovation au plan mondial; les actions collectives et les enjeux de la gouvernance liés au partage de données et de biomatériaux; et les réformes réglementaires et politiques portant sur la recherche et le développement d’outils diagnostics et de biothérapies efficaces ayant des effets positifs sur la santé. Ses activités de transfert de connaissances à l’international engagent les patients, les médecins et les décideurs en matière de santé.