Céline Dujardin

Céline Dujardin is a doctoral researcher at the University of Helsinki's Faculty of Law, specializing in legal and ethical issues surrounding the human genome and species status. Her funded project, Engineering the Human Species, Legal, Ethical and Anthropological Perspectives, merges biolaw with visual anthropology to address biolegal challenges globally.

• Education: Master I in Criminal Sciences, Master of Laws in Public Healthcare
• Teaching: European Medical and Healthcare Law (2014–2020)

Her research intersects Medical Law, Biojurisprudence, and Genomics, focusing on:

• Human embryo legal protections
• Human germline gene editing regulation
• Pharmacological state analysis
• Artistic interpretation of legal norms
• Precision medicine governance

Her publications reflect interdisciplinary approaches to biolaw, often integrating ethical, anthropological, and comparative legal frameworks. She has presented at international events like Harvard University's Annual Conference on Aging and IP Morning seminars.

Awards:

• Wihuri Grant (2016) for documentary work