Celine Castets-Renard

Céline Castets-Renard is a Professor at the University of Toulouse Capitole (UT-Capitole), affiliated with the European School of Law and the IRDEIC research institute. She holds a Junior Membership at the University Institute of France (IUF) and serves as Deputy Director of IRDEIC and Director of the Master's program in Law and Computer Science (Digital Lawyers). Her work focuses on digital law, cybersecurity, AI ethics, and EU regulatory frameworks. She has held visiting roles at Yale Law School (ISP Fellow) and Fordham Law School. Research projects include predictive policing risks (funded by the French Ministry of the Interior) and EU data protection norms. She frequently publishes on topics like algorithmic transparency, cross-border data flows, and digital market governance.

Education and training details are not explicitly provided in the text. Administrative roles include leading research initiatives and academic programs. Advising students and supervising research projects are part of her responsibilities. Her expertise spans legal-jury roles and organizational leadership in conferences. Blogs and public commentary address emerging issues like AI's impact on professions and digital financial education.