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Gautam Kamath is an Assistant Professor at the University of Waterloo's Cheriton School of Computer Science, a Faculty Member at the Vector Institute, and a Canada CIFAR AI Chair. He leads The Salon, a research group focused on statistics, algorithms, machine learning, and optimization. His work bridges theoretical foundations with practical applications in data privacy and robustness, contributing to both academic research and real-world deployments that impact millions of users. Dr. Kamath earned his PhD and SM degrees in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at MIT, where he was advised by Costis Daskalakis. Prior to MIT, he graduated from Cornell University in May 2012 with a degree in Computer Science and Electrical and Computer Engineering, where he worked with Bobby Kleinberg. His academic journey reflects a strong foundation in both theoretical computer science and practical applications. His research focuses on developing solutions for trustworthy and reliable machine learning and statistics, with particular emphasis on data privacy and robustness. He addresses fundamental problems in these areas, revitalizing statistical toolkits for the modern data era where privacy preservation is paramount. His work spans theoretical foundations of differential privacy to practical applications that have been deployed at scale, including contributions to systems that protect the sensitive information of hundreds of millions of individuals. Analysis of his recent publications reveals a strong trend toward addressing the interplay between privacy, robustness, and machine learning performance. His work increasingly examines practical deployment challenges while maintaining theoretical rigor, with growing emphasis on diffusion models, generative AI, and the legal implications of AI systems. There's a clear trajectory from foundational privacy theory toward addressing real-world implementation challenges across diverse application domains. Canada CIFAR AI Chair Ontario Early Researcher Award 2024 Caspar Bowden Award for Outstanding Research in Privacy Enhancing Technologies STOC Best Student Presentation Award ICML 2024 Best Paper Award Microsoft Research Fellow at the Simons Institute for the Theory of Computing Dr. Kamath actively mentors students, with notable successes including Valentio Iverson winning the Germain-Erdős Undergraduate Award and Chris Trevisan receiving the CRA Outstanding Undergraduate Researcher Award. His service to the research community is extensive, serving as Editor-in-Chief of TMLR, on the Executive Committee of the Learning Theory Alliance, and on steering committees for major conferences including ICML, COLT, and ALT. He has organized numerous workshops focused on privacy-preserving machine learning and differential privacy. Through The Salon research group, Dr. Kamath fosters a collaborative environment where postdoctoral fellows, graduate students, and undergraduates work together on cutting-edge problems at the intersection of statistics, algorithms, machine learning, and optimization. The group maintains strong connections with industry partners and participates in major research initiatives, including the Vector Institute's privacy and security research efforts. Looking forward, Dr. Kamath will be moving to the Computer Science department at NYU's Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences in September 2026, where he plans to expand his research program.

• Differential Privacy
• Machine Learning
• Statistics
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Zorana Rosić is a researcher at the Faculty of Law, focusing on European legal frameworks, data protection, and digitalization of legal systems. Her work intersects with administrative structures, e-Government, and consumer rights. Key Research Areas: Data privacy, digital rights, copyright law, and open access in legal systems Her recent publications emphasize the balance between judicial transparency and personal data protection in digital environments. She actively participates in European symposia on civil justice digitalization. Research trends include: modernization of legal information systems, regulatory challenges in the Digital Single Market, and ethical implications of open judicial data. She collaborates with institutions like Anthemis and contributes to journals such as Revue du Droit des Technologies de l'information .

• European Law
• Data Protection
• e-Government
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Professor Catherine Easton serves as Professor in Information Technology and Intellectual Property Law at Lancaster University's School of Law, with additional affiliations at Security Lancaster and the Centre for Law and Society. Her work bridges legal scholarship with practical technology implementation, focusing on digital inclusion and governance frameworks. Her research centers on internet governance, domain name regulation, intellectual property law, and accessibility for disabled users. She examines how legal frameworks interact with human-computer interaction systems, particularly in crisis response scenarios and educational technology. Her scholarship consistently addresses the tension between regulatory compliance and genuine digital inclusion, with special attention to the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. Her recent publications reveal growing emphasis on autonomous systems regulation, particularly regarding disability access in driverless vehicles, and ethical frameworks for cloud-based disaster response. The scholarly trajectory shows evolution from foundational website accessibility analysis toward complex systems governance in emerging technologies. Higher Education Academy International Scholarship recipient MMU Promising Researcher Fellow (2011) Co-chair of UN Internet Governance Forum's Internet Rights and Principles Dynamic Coalition Treasurer of British and Irish Law, Education and Technology Association Guest editor for Web Journal of Current Legal Issues Disability Special Edition Professor Easton actively develops legal education technologies, having created interactive teaching resources for major textbooks and pioneered clicker technology applications in law classrooms. She leads initiatives like the National Law Student Forum and has presented extensively on MOOCs and legal pedagogy. Her Security Lancaster affiliation connects her work to broader research on information transparency and crisis response ethics, where she examines big data's implications for inclusion and human rights.

• Internet Governance
• Intellectual Property Law
• Website Accessibility
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Mustafa Aksu is a Professor at Istanbul University's Faculty of Law, Department of Civil Law. His research spans Civil Law , Intellectual Property Law , Information Law , and EU Legal Harmonization . He has advised 26 theses and published extensively on digital rights, family law, and obligations law. Research Interests: Focus on AI and law, copyright exhaustion in digital markets, EU-Turkey legal alignment, domain name regulation, and protection of computer programs. Publications: Recent works include AI's legal frameworks (2023), medical informatics law (2021), and digital exhaustion doctrine (2016). His research emphasizes cross-border IP enforcement and EU court precedents. Contact: Email aksum@istanbul.edu.tr | Office: Hukuk Fakültesi Binası, İkinci Kat, Oda No: 38, Beyazıt, Istanbul, Turkey.

• Civil Law
• Intellectual Property Law
• Information Law
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Vadims Mantrovs is an Associate Professor at the University of Latvia Faculty of Law, where he serves as Director of the Institute of Legal Science, Director of the Professional Master's Study Program 'Law', and Chairman of the Humanities and Social Sciences Research Ethics Committee. With a Doctor of Juridical Science degree (Dr. iur.), he teaches courses including General Part of Civil Law, Obligations Law, Insurance Law, Consumer Protection Law, and Intellectual Property Law. His research focuses on private law with particular expertise in civil law, law of obligations, intellectual property, consumer protection, insurance law, commercial law, risk regulation, and food product regulation. Mantrovs has made significant contributions to understanding the implementation of EU directives in Latvian legal systems, especially regarding consumer protection in digital environments and insurance law. His publication record shows a strong trend toward contemporary legal challenges in digital commerce, consumer protection, and harmonization of Baltic States law with EU directives. Recent works particularly address the implementation of the 2019 Consumer Sales Directives, digital content regulation, and intellectual property challenges in the modern economy. Expert in law of the Latvian Council of Sciences (since 2012) Member of the Council of Humanities and Social Sciences of the University of Latvia Member of the Law Promotion Council of the University of Latvia Member of the State Unified Lawyer Professional Qualification Examination Commission Editorial board member of Journal of the University of Latvia Law GRUR International national correspondent Professor Mantrovs has led several significant research projects including 'Strengthening of High Level of Consumer Protection in the Digital and Data Age' (2020-2021) as project manager, served as national coordinator for the European Commission's 'TRAIL' program on multilingual transnational training in EU civil and commercial law, and is a lead participant in the state research program 'Cutting-edge knowledge and solutions to study demographic and migration processes for the development of Latvian and European society' (DemoMigPro, 2022-2024). As Director of the Institute of Legal Science at the University of Latvia Faculty of Law, he oversees a major research center that coordinates legal scholarship across various specializations and contributes to national legal development through expert opinions and policy recommendations.

• Private law
• Civil law
• Law of obligations
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Alberto Gambino serves as Full Professor of Private Law (IUS/01) and Deputy Vice-Rector at the European University of Rome. He holds multiple prestigious positions including Commissioner of the European Commission against Racism and Intolerance (ECRI) of the Council of Europe in Strasbourg, Member of the National Bioethics Committee, and Judge of the Patent and Trademark Appeals Commission at the Ministry of Enterprise and Made in Italy (MIMIT). Additionally, he is President of the Science & Life Study Center, CEI, and the Italian Academy of the Internet Code (IAIC). As a civil cassation lawyer, he owns the Gambino law firm and participates in managing research organizations and implementing national and international research projects. Professor Gambino's research spans numerous legal domains with particular emphasis on Civil Law, Corporate Law, Mergers and Acquisitions, Corporate Governance, and Intellectual Property. His work bridges traditional legal frameworks with emerging digital and technological challenges, particularly in the areas of bioethics, data protection, and internet governance. He has made significant contributions to understanding the intersection of law with information technology, media, telecommunications, and consumer protection in both national and European contexts. His scholarly output reveals a consistent focus on evolving legal challenges in the digital age, with recent publications examining antitrust issues in digital markets, sports governance, intellectual property in AI systems, and data protection frameworks. His work demonstrates a sophisticated understanding of how traditional legal principles must adapt to contemporary technological and social realities while maintaining core legal values. Commissioner of the European Commission against Racism and Intolerance (ECRI) of the Council of Europe Member of the National Bioethics Committee Judge of the Patent and Trademark Appeals Commission at MIMIT President of the Science & Life Study Center President of CEI President of the Italian Academy of the Internet Code (IAIC) Professor Gambino actively contributes to legal practice through his law firm while maintaining a robust academic profile. His editorial work with prestigious scientific journals and involvement in national and international research projects demonstrate his commitment to advancing legal scholarship. His expertise in both theoretical and applied law positions him as a key figure in shaping contemporary legal discourse, particularly in the intersection of traditional legal frameworks with emerging digital challenges.

• Civil Law
• Corporate Law
• Mergers and Acquisitions
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Tammy Cowart is a Professor of Business Law at the Soules College of Business , University of Texas at Tyler. She serves as Chair of the Accounting, Finance & Business Law department and holds the Bart Brooks Professor of Ethics and Leadership title. Her academic career spans over two decades, with teaching and research focusing on legal and ethical frameworks in business contexts. J.D., Texas Tech University B.S., Texas A&M University Dr. Cowart's research interests center on intellectual property , corporate governance , privacy law , and ethical leadership . Her recent publications address pressing issues in patent ethics, algorithmic pricing fairness, and tax compliance. She has pioneered business ethics curricula approved for CPA candidates. Scientific awards and recognitions include: Outstanding Faculty Award (Texas Alpha Xi Chapter of Alpha Chi) Provost’s Excellence in Teaching Award Outstanding Student Organization Advisor Dr. Cowart has held administrative roles as Director of Undergraduate and Graduate Programs at Soules College of Business. She actively contributes to community organizations and legal associations, maintaining memberships in the State Bar of Texas, Academy of Legal Studies in Business, and Association for Practical and Professional Ethics.

• Intellectual Property Law
• Employment Law
• Corporate Governance and Compliance
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Paolo Guarda is an Assistant Professor in Comparative Private Law at the University of Trento's Faculty of Law . He leads research in Data Protection, Privacy Law , and E-Health Technologies , with a focus on GDPR compliance and legal frameworks for emerging tech like AI. Key Contributions: Authored over 100 publications, including books on privacy and medical data governance Organized international conferences on AI ethics and privacy in healthcare Coordinated EU-funded projects like reCreating Europe and NATHCARE Research Themes: Privacy by design in telemedicine Intellectual property challenges in robotics GDPR implementation in global health research Affiliations: Member of the Trento Law and Technology Research Group Collaborates with scholars such as Roberto Caso and Thomas Margoni

• Data Protection
• Privacy Law
• E-Health Technologies
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J. Nathan Matias is an Assistant Professor in the Cornell University Department of Communication, where he leads the Citizens & Technology Lab (CAT Lab). His work bridges social psychology, computer science, and digital governance, focusing on human-algorithm interaction and technology policy. Education: Doctorate (2017), Massachusetts Institute of Technology Master of Science (2013), Massachusetts Institute of Technology Master's Degree (2008), University of Cambridge Bachelor of Arts (2008), Elizabethtown College Research focuses on digital governance, human-algorithm behavior, and social media ethics. He investigates how AI systems shape group dynamics, develops methods for public accountability in technology policy, and explores ethical frameworks for digital research. His lab collaborates with social media platforms, news organizations, and policymakers. Recent publications examine algorithmic compliance challenges, data refusal strategies, and behavioral impacts of digital technologies. His work addresses systemic issues like faculty diversity in academia and misinformation mitigation. He received the Rise25 Award from Mozilla (2023) for science-oriented public engagement. Awards & Recognition: Rise25 Award, Mozilla (2023)

• Digital Governance
• Human-Algorithm Interaction
• Social Media Ethics
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Cobus Jooste is a Senior Lecturer in Law at the Department of Law, Faculty of Business and Law, University of the West of England (UWE Bristol). He specializes in Intellectual Property Law, with a strong focus on digital environments, cyberlaw, artificial intelligence, and technology law. He teaches courses including Intellectual Property Law (LLB), International Intellectual Property Law (LLM), Cyberlaw (LLB), and Technology Law (LLM), and serves as one of the Assessment Offences Advisors in Bristol Law School. His research centers on the intersection of law and technology, particularly the digital exploitation of intellectual property rights. Key areas include: Intellectual Property Law in the digital environment Cyberlaw and ICT law Copyright exceptions, particularly software decompilation Data protection and privacy AI and intellectual property His doctoral research addressed the decompilation of computer object code and permissible copyright exceptions in the UK, USA, and South Africa, with findings published in the SAIIPL . He is the sole or co-author of four book chapters across three books on IP, data protection, and electronic IP law. While recent articles are not listed due to technical loading issues, his scholarly output reflects a consistent focus on emerging technological challenges in IP law. Cobus was previously a Postdoctoral Fellow at Stellenbosch University’s Faculty of Law and a Lecturer in the Department of Mercantile Law, where he taught similar subjects. He also served as a Fellow at the Anton Mostert Chair of Intellectual Property Law. His expertise bridges academic rigor and practical application in evolving digital legal frameworks. He holds the following qualifications: BA(Law) LLB LLD PGCert LTHE FHEA (Fellow of the Higher Education Academy) Though no formal advisees or awards are listed in the current profile, his role as a senior lecturer and active researcher suggests ongoing supervision and potential grant involvement. He is actively engaged in curriculum development and academic governance through his teaching and advisory roles.

• Intellectual Property Law
• Digital Aspects of IP Law
• Cyberlaw
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Prof. Dr. Hayrunnisa ÖZDEMİR is currently serving as the Head of the Department of Civil Law at Ankara Sosyal Bilimler Üniversitesi (ASBU) Faculty of Law. She has previously held academic positions at Erzincan University Faculty of Law where she completed her obligatory service period. Her academic career spans over a decade with significant contributions to civil law, consumer protection, and data privacy fields. Dr. ÖZDEMİR completed her entire academic education at Ankara University Faculty of Law, earning her Bachelor's, Master's, and Doctorate degrees from this institution. Her doctoral research focused on 'The Protection of Personal Data in Electronic Communications.' She has also conducted research at prestigious Swiss universities including Basel and Fribourg, supported by governmental scholarships and TÜBİTAK funding. Her research interests span multiple critical areas of contemporary legal scholarship. She has made significant contributions to Consumer Law, particularly in automotive sector liability and defective goods. Her expertise in Personal Data Protection extends to children's data privacy in social media environments and healthcare contexts. She has conducted comparative studies on International Sale of Goods (CISG) with a focus on Turkish-Swiss legal comparisons. Her work on Electronic Communications Law addresses modern challenges in digital environments, while her research on Similarities between Ottoman and Turkish Law of Obligations provides historical perspective to contemporary legal frameworks. She has also dedicated substantial work to Children's Rights and Medical Law applications within civil law contexts. Analysis of her recent publications reveals a clear trajectory toward increasingly specialized research in digital privacy, medical law applications, and consumer protection in emerging technological contexts. Her work demonstrates a strong interdisciplinary approach, bridging traditional civil law with contemporary challenges in digital environments, healthcare, and consumer rights. The publications show a consistent focus on practical applications of civil law principles to real-world scenarios, with particular attention to vulnerable populations including children and healthcare consumers. As an academic leader, Dr. ÖZDEMİR has supervised numerous doctoral and master's theses across various civil law specializations. Her editorial work includes significant contributions to legal publications and she serves as a reviewer for multiple academic journals. She has been actively involved in academic governance as a member of faculty boards and has contributed to institutional development through her leadership roles. Dr. ÖZDEMİR has established herself as a prominent scholar in civil law through her extensive publication record, academic leadership, and commitment to advancing legal education. Her work bridges traditional legal scholarship with contemporary challenges, particularly in digital environments and healthcare contexts, making significant contributions to both theoretical understanding and practical applications of civil law principles.

• Consumer Law
• Personal Data Protection
• International Sale of Goods (CISG)
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Dr. John Zerilli is a Senior Lecturer in Digital Law at The Dickson Poon School of Law, King’s College London, and Program Director for the university’s online LLM in Digital Law. A philosopher and legal scholar with expertise in artificial intelligence, cognitive science, and digital governance, he bridges legal theory with emerging technologies. PhD in Cognitive Science and Philosophy Called to the Sydney Bar (2011) Research Associate, Oxford Institute for Ethics in AI Former Associate Fellow, Centre for the Future of Intelligence (Cambridge) His research explores the intersection of law and AI, focusing on tort law adaptation for deepfakes, procedural fairness in algorithmic governance, and legitimacy in private tech regulation. He advocates for training legal professionals to navigate AI’s transformative role in practice. Recent publications analyze automation bias, AI transparency, and platform governance. His 2020 book The Adaptable Mind and 2021 work A Citizen's Guide to Artificial Intelligence underscore his interdisciplinary approach. Lucy Firth Prize (2010) Cambridge Commonwealth Trust Scholarship (2008) Top thesis award at Cambridge (2009) Zerilli advises on AI’s integration into legal education and policy, emphasizing balance between innovation and rights protection. He held prior research positions at Oxford, Cambridge, and Edinburgh before joining King’s.

• Digital Law
• Artificial Intelligence Ethics
• Cognitive Science
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Dr. Thethiwe Nomalanga Mashinini serves as a Senior Lecturer in Cyber Law at the University of the Witwatersrand's School of Law, appointed on August 1, 2022. A specialist in Image Rights with expertise spanning social media, artificial intelligence, and information technology law, she contributes significantly to South Africa's legal academic landscape. Her educational background includes a Doctor of Laws (LLD) from the University of Pretoria (2022), an LLM, LLB, and a Postgraduate Diploma in Higher Education with distinction (2023) where she specialized in postgraduate supervision. Her doctoral thesis focused on 'The Recognition of Image Rights in the Context of Memes Shared on Social Media'. Dr. Mashinini's research centers on how digital technologies impact identity protection, particularly examining social media platforms, AI-generated content, deepfakes, and drones. Her work addresses critical gaps in legal frameworks governing image rights across multiple jurisdictions, with particular attention to the African context and BRICS nations. Her publications reveal a consistent focus on emerging legal challenges at the intersection of technology and identity, with recent work emphasizing deepfakes regulation, social media accountability, and the commercial exploitation of personal identity. The research demonstrates evolving sophistication in addressing complex technological threats to image rights while considering cultural and jurisdictional differences. NRF PhD Track Thuthuka Grant (2020-2023) Female Academic Leaders Fellowship Grant (2023) NRF Post-PhD Track Thuthuka Grant (2024) As a supervisor, Dr. Mashinini focuses exclusively on Image Rights, Social Media Law, and Artificial Intelligence Law topics. Her grants have supported innovative research dissemination through her globally successful podcast 'Image Rights by N Mashinini,' which has reached audiences in 60 countries. She actively participates in professional organizations including the African Cyber Law Conference, Information Regulator's Research Advisory Committee, and African Digital Rights Network. Through her podcast initiative and academic work, Dr. Mashinini has established a research ecosystem connecting legal scholars across Africa and internationally, creating platforms for discussing image rights challenges in diverse cultural contexts while building practical frameworks for legal protection in the digital age.

• Image Rights
• Social Media Law
• Artificial Intelligence Law
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Warren B. CHIK is a Full-time Associate Professor of Law at the Yong Pung How School of Law, Singapore Management University, since 2013. He holds dual qualifications as an Advocate and Solicitor in Singapore (2000) and Solicitor in England & Wales (2002), alongside academic distinctions including LL.M. degrees from University College London and Tulane University. His research focuses on Data Protection Law , Information Technology Law , and Intellectual Property Law , particularly examining intersections between copyright and data protection regulations. Current projects involve writing treatises on Information Technology Law. Selected publications span topics like Singapore's data economy, copyright enforcement, and digital jurisdiction. Awards include the British FCO (Chevening) Scholarship and multiple CALI Excellence for the Future Awards. He has served in leadership roles such as Associate Dean (External Relations) and Deputy Director at the Centre for Artificial Intelligence and Data Governance. Academic leadership: Associate Dean (2013-2017), Deputy Director (2019-2024) Advisory roles: Data Protection Academy, Australian Research Council projects, and international conferences

• Data Protection Law
• Information Technology Law
• Intellectual Property Law
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Professor Stavroula Karapapa serves as Dean of Partnerships (Research) at Essex Law School, University of Essex, where she joined in 2020 as Professor of Intellectual Property and Information Law. Her academic leadership includes current role as Dean of Partnerships (2025-present), previous appointments as Acting Faculty Dean of Research for Arts & Humanities (2024 and 2023), Director of Research (2023-2024), and Director of Research for the School of Law (2022). Her academic qualifications include a PhD and LLM from Brunel University London, and an LLB from the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. Prior to Essex, she held the Chair of Intellectual Property and Information Law at the University of Reading and was Deputy Director of the Intellectual Property, Internet and Media Research Centre at Brunel Law School. She is also a Greek-qualified Barrister (Athens Bar) and Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. Professor Karapapa's research focuses on the legal challenges posed by digital technologies, particularly in intellectual property law. Her work examines copyright law in digital environments, legal regulation of networked systems, big data governance, and AI implications. She takes a distinctive socio-legal and comparative approach, often analyzing law at interdisciplinary intersections. Her scholarship addresses how information technology both shapes and is shaped by legal frameworks. Her publications reveal consistent expertise in copyright defenses, mass digitization, private copying, and emerging AI copyright issues. Major works include 'Defences to Copyright Infringement' (OUP, 2020), 'Copyright and Mass Digitization' (OUP, 2013), and 'Private Copying' (Routledge, 2012), along with her innovative textbook 'Intellectual Property Law' (OUP, 2019). Editor-in-Chief of European Trade Mark Reports (Sweet & Maxwell) Correspondent for Kluwer EU Copyright Cases Adjunct Professor at University of London (PGLaws) Visiting research fellow at Institute of Advanced Legal Studies (2020/21) Professor Karapapa actively supervises doctoral research, currently guiding Tahircan Yedek's PhD in Law. She has provided expert consultation to the UK Intellectual Property Office and European Commission on copyright law reform since 2012, with her work cited in UK Intellectual Property Office draft legislation, Opinions of the Advocate General, and official reports from the European Commission, Canadian Privacy Commissioner, and US Copyright Office.

• Intellectual Property Law
• Copyright Law
• Digital Regulation
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