Post-doc researcher, Department of Sociology, University of Sao Paulo Research Fellow, Department of Political Economy, King’s College London Edison Bicudo ([email protected]) Universidade de São Paulo Main publications: 1. BICUDO, Edison. 2014. Pharmaceutical research, democracy and conspiracy: international clinical trials in local medical institutions. London, Gower/Ashgate. 2. BICUDO, Edison. 2011. “Geographical randomization” and “Social exploitation” in clinical research: world trials in Santiago, Chile. Health & Place 17: 807-813. 3. BICUDO, Edison. 2009. Produção de medicamentos no território brasileiro. Geousp 51: 123-137. 1. Recent studies: PhD thesis: “Globalization and ideology: ethics committees and global clinical trials in South Africa and Brazil”. Department of Political Economy, King’s College London. Funding: Capes-Brazil. Recruitment of research subjects for global clinical trials in the UK, Spain, France, Brazil and South Africa. Funding: European Science Foundation-EU and Capes-Brazil. 2. Current studies: Post-doc project: Neuroimaging and computational neuroscience in India and Brazil. In collaboration with Brian Salter (King’s College London) and Alex Faulker (University of Sussex): Bioinformatics in the UK, China, India and Brazil. 3. UK and Brazil How comparable are these countries? What issues are emerging in both countries at the same time? What is the role of the state? What is the role of multinational companies?
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Post-doc researcher, Department of Sociology, University of Sao Paulo
Research Fellow, Department of Political Economy, King’s College London
Edison Bicudo ([email protected])
Universidade de São Paulo
Main publications:
1. BICUDO, Edison. 2014. Pharmaceutical research, democracy and conspiracy: international clinical trials in local medical institutions. London, Gower/Ashgate.
2. BICUDO, Edison. 2011. “Geographical randomization” and “Social exploitation”in clinical research: world trials in Santiago, Chile. Health & Place17: 807-813.
3. BICUDO, Edison.2009. Produção de medicamentos no território brasileiro. Geousp 51: 123-137.
1. Recent studies: PhD thesis: “Globalization and ideology: ethics committees and global clinical trials in South Africa and Brazil”. Department of Political Economy, King’s College London. Funding: Capes-Brazil. Recruitment of research subjects for global clinical trials in the UK, Spain, France, Brazil and South Africa. Funding: European Science Foundation-EU and Capes-Brazil.
2. Current studies: Post-doc project: Neuroimaging and computationalneuroscience in India and Brazil. In collaboration with Brian Salter (King’s CollegeLondon) and Alex Faulker (University of Sussex):Bioinformatics in the UK, China, India and Brazil.
3. UK and Brazil How comparable are these countries?What issues are emerging in both countries at the same time?What is the role of the state?What is the role of multinational companies?
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