Fabrice Le Guel

Fabrice Le Guel is a Full Professor of Economics and researcher at the University of Paris-Saclay, affiliated with the RITM Research Center. He serves as Director of the Master 2 'IREN' (Network Industries and Digital Economy) and leads interdisciplinary research groups across law, economics, management, and computer science. His research focuses on digital economics, privacy economics, AI ethics, and computational economics. He has overseen numerous research contracts and contributed to high-impact publications in economics and technology fields.

Teaching includes courses at L1/L3/M1/M2 levels on Privacy Economics, Digital Economics, Computational Economics, and Industrial Economics. He has secured grants such as ANR DAPCODS (2017–2021), HUMAAINE Chair (2021–2025), and multiple CNRS-funded projects. His work spans topics including algorithmic bias, digital market governance, and sustainable consumption.

Professional service roles include Co-Director of RITM Research Center, membership in the DATAIA Institute’s program committee, and refereeing for journals like Technological Forecasting & Social Change and IEEE Internet of Things Journal. His interdisciplinary approach bridges economic theory with digital technology challenges.