Jessica works at the intersection of law, technology and health. Jessica’s research considers the legal and governance issues that arise in health and biomedical research, and analyses different legal structures and models of governance in this context. Using doctrinal and socio-legal methods, Jessica has analysed the ethical, legal and social implications of a number of emerging health technologies, including large-scale research infrastructures (e.g. biobanks and data-sharing networks), 3D bio-printing, stem cell research, gene editing, DIY artificial pancreas systems, and genome sequencing technologies. Jessica collaborates with international, interdisciplinary and multi-disciplinary projects to understand the operation of law in context. Her research has been published in legal, scientific and health journals, and presented at academic, industry, government, and third-sector invited meetings and conferences.