Ongoing and completed PhDs
Successfully completed and defended PhD theses supervised by Thierry Vansweevelt
2025
- Fien De Meyer, ‘International and national legal regulations of abortion beyond 12 weeks pregnancy’
- Time Istace, ’The implications of neurotechnological developments on the protection of the human mind. Are we in need of an updated humanrights framework?’
2024
- Sien Loos, ’Cross-border access to end-of-life services in Europe: an analysis in light of human rights legislation and EU law’
2023
- Julie Hantson, ‘Legal aspects of mobile healthcare’
2021
- Cindy Cornelis, ‘Legal aspects of genetic information’
2020
- Coralie Herijgers, ‘Physicians & Deontology’
2018
- Wannes Buelens, ‘Medical accidents without liability’
2016
- Nils Broeckx, ‘The legal status of human organs’
2015
- Filip Dewallens, ‘The status of the hospital physician’
2014
- Sarah Panis, ‘Stem cells and the law: A legal analysis from extraction to use’
2013
- Nick Van Gelder, ‘Towards the commercialisation of human tissue?’
- Christophe Lemmens, ‘Legal aspects of advance end-of-life directives’
- Frederic Blockx, ‘Doctor-patient confidentiality’
2011
- Evelien Delbeke, ‘Legal aspects of end-of-life care’
2004
- Steven Lierman, ‘Precaution, prevention and liability’
2003
- Britt Weyts, ‘Fault of the victim in non-contractual liability law’
2000
- Frederik Swennen, ‘The legal position of people with mental disabilities in civil law’
1999
- Joyce ter Heerdt, ‘Testing the experiment’