Benedetta Vimercati is Associate Professor of Constitutional Law at the University of Milan, where she teaches constitutional law and and the class “Welfare State, New Social Rights, and the Third Sector.” She is a member of the PhD Committee “Public, International, and European Law” at the University of Milan and the PhD Committee “The New Public Administration: Data and Human Resources” at the University of Milan–Bicocca. Her main topics of research include the relationship between science and law (i.e., end-of-life issues, informed consent, neuroscience and law); fundamental rights; basic goods and social rights; the European Union, regional assemblies, and better regulation; and regional law. She has authored and co-authored several works, including “Consenso informato e incapacità. Gli strumenti di attuazione del diritto costituzionale all’autodeterminazione terapeutica” (2014) and “Neuroscience and End-of-Life Decisions. New Anthropological Challenges for Constitutional Law: ‘Is Human Nature the Only Science of Man’?” (2017).

Talk About posts by Benedetta Vimercati:

• Why Should Human Dignity Be Defined as “Infinita?” Brief Reflections on “Dignitas Infinita”