Chantal Bomprezzi

Chantal Bomprezzi serves as a Contract Professor and Research Fellow at the Department of Legal Sciences, University of Bologna. She teaches specialized courses including Legal Tech and Blockchain, and Digital Signatures at the Ravenna campus (GIPA/MAGI). Her academic work bridges law with emerging technologies through both research and practical legal applications.

Her educational background includes:

• Classical high school diploma (2009)
• Master's Degree in Law from University of Macerata (2014; 110/110 with honors)
• PhD in Law, Science, and Technology from University of Bologna (2017-2021; excellent cum laude), jointly supervised with University of Luxembourg

Bomprezzi's research focuses on the intersection of legal frameworks and digital innovation. As a Legal Informatics specialist, she examines blockchain applications, digital identity systems, and electronic signature regulations within evolving technological landscapes. Her work integrates European regulatory developments like the eIDAS 2 Regulation with practical implementation challenges in legal practice. She maintains active engagement with industry through her Ancona Bar Association registration (2023-present) and specialized teaching in digital legal tools.

Her scholarly contributions include editorial roles for key publications:

• Member of editorial board: Diritto di Internet
• Member of editorial board: Diritto Mercato Tecnologia
• Member of editorial board: Rassegna di Diritto della Moda e delle Arti

Bomprezzi's professional recognition includes fellowship with the Italian Academy of the Internet Code (IAIC). Her research informs both academic discourse and practical legal applications through current teaching of digital signature systems and blockchain technologies. She maintains active research connections through the Alma Mater Research Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence (Alma AI), where she served as Research Fellow during 2021-2022 before continuing her research position within the Department of Legal Sciences.