Marina Sancho Lopez

Marina Sancho López is a Professor in the Department of Civil Law at the Faculty of Law, Universitat de València. She is an active legal scholar with a focus on digital rights, data protection, and civil law, contributing to interdisciplinary research through her involvement in the GIN Neurodret and GEDPED research groups.

• PhD, Universitat de València (2018)

Her research centers on the intersection of law and technology, particularly the right to be forgotten, algorithmic transparency, genetic data privacy, and digital consent. She explores how traditional civil law frameworks adapt to big data, AI, and digital society, with a strong emphasis on fundamental rights and European regulation.

Her recent publications reveal a consistent trend in digital privacy law, with increasing attention to algorithmic accountability, genetic data, and pedagogical strategies in legal education. She also engages with public policy issues, such as port expansion and gender-based violence directives.

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She supervises academic work, as evidenced by her role as thesis advisor, and contributes to institutional reports and legal analyses. Her research is supported through institutional affiliations and collaborative projects, though specific grants are not mentioned. She is part of active research teams focusing on neuro-law and European digital private law.

The GIN Neurodret and GEDPED groups provide platforms for interdisciplinary collaboration on emerging legal challenges in the digital age, particularly in privacy, AI, and genetic data regulation.