Emre Bayamlioğlu

Dr. Emre Bayamlioğlu is a postdoctoral researcher at Tilburg Law School's Public Law & Governance department (Tilburg University). He holds a PhD from Marmara University (2007) and LLM from Southampton University (UK). Previously served as assistant professor at Koç University (2010-2015), doctoral researcher at TILT (2015-2020), and postdoctoral researcher at KU Leuven's CITIP (2020-2022).

• Research focuses on AI regulation, data governance, intellectual property law, and sustainability
• Key areas: Transparency in automated decisions, GDPR compliance, machine learning IP challenges

His recent work analyzes transparency requirements for AI systems under EU law and explores contestability mechanisms in automated decision-making frameworks. He has contributed to ethical guidelines for trustworthy AI via the European Commission's High-Level Expert Group.

Active in interdisciplinary projects like the Transformative Effects of Global Law initiative, focusing on constitutionalizing the anthropocene through legal frameworks. Collaborates with scholars like Ronald Leenes and Mireille Hildebrandt in joint PhD supervision.