Professor Chandler is a professor of law and holder of the Bertram Loeb Research Chair. Her work illuminates the ways in which the law responds to advances in biomedicine, and how those responses affect the lives of vulnerable people and society. Her scholarship, testimony, and contributions to government independent expert panels have studied fetal alcohol spectrum and other neurological syndromes in the criminal justice system, mental health policy and practice, neurotechnologies, brain death, medical aid in dying, and organ donation and transplantation policy. Her work uniquely brings health sciences and clinical practice into effective conversation with human rights, criminal justice, ethics, and regulatory policy.