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Talha Syed is an Assistant Professor at the University of California, Berkeley Law School, with a focus on legal theory and political economy. His research bridges intellectual property law, antitrust, and distributive justice, particularly in biomedical innovation contexts. A former Petrie-Flom Academic Fellow (2006-2009), he analyzed patent regimes in health innovation policy during his fellowship.
- Current affiliation: UC Berkeley Law School
- Research emphasis: Intellectual property as social innovation policy
- Contact: tsyed@law.berkeley.edu
Research Interests:
Professor Syed specializes in law and political economy, examining how legal frameworks shape social and economic outcomes. His work covers intellectual property law, antitrust, torts, and theories of distributive justice, with a key focus on biomedical research incentives and global patent systems.
Scientific Awards:
- Petrie-Flom Academic Fellow (inaugural cohort, 2006-2009)
Publications:
He is completing a forthcoming book titled Pharmaceutical Innovation Policy—From Patents to Public Utility and working on articles analyzing the intersection of antitrust and intellectual property law.
