Louis School of Law. Rachel's primary research interests lie at the intersection of patent law and health law, with a particular focus on problems of innovation and access and the ways in which law helps or hinders these problems. During her fellowship at the Petrie-Flom Center, Rachel wrote extensively on the ways in which different areas of law, including intellectual property law and food and drug regulation, interact to affect incentives for innovation. Work completed during her fellowship was published or accepted for publication in the Harvard Journal of Law & Technology, the University of California-Davis Law Review, the Journal of Law & the Biosciences, and IP Theory, among others.