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Liane Colonna is an Assistant Professor in Law and Information Technology at the Department of Law, Stockholm University , where she investigates ethical and legal challenges arising from AI-driven practices in higher education. She also engages in methodologically oriented research at the intersection of AI and Law, contributing to the Wallenberg AI, Autonomous Systems and Software Program – Humanities and Society. Additionally, Liane serves as the director of the Swedish Law and Informatics Research Institute (IRI) and is a member of the New York Bar since 2008. Primary Affiliation: Department of Law, Stockholm University Institute Leadership: Director, Swedish Law and Informatics Research Institute (IRI) Professional Status: Member of the New York Bar Research Interests: Ethical and legal challenges of AI in higher education Methodological approaches in AI and Law Data protection and privacy by design Regulatory frameworks for AI and emerging technologies Privacy implications of lifelogging and health IoT International data governance and surveillance law Publications demonstrate expertise in AI regulation, GDPR compliance, and privacy-preserving technologies, particularly for assisted living and educational contexts. Her work bridges technical implementation with legal accountability, emphasizing human oversight and ethical design.

• AI Ethics
• Data Protection Law
• Algorithmic Regulation
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Branka Marusic is an Associate Senior Lecturer in Intellectual Property (IP) Law at the Department of Law, Stockholm University. A qualified Croatian lawyer, her work bridges academic research and practical legal consultancy in EU law harmonization and codification. She has contributed to over 40 EU Commission projects and authored a monograph and 30+ scientific publications. Education: LL.D. and L.L.M. from Stockholm University; mag.iur. from Zagreb University. Her research focuses on EU copyright law harmonization , particularly in digital contexts. Key areas include the legal implications of online communication, ISP liability for copyright infringement, and the impact of digitalization on creative industries. She has analyzed CJEU rulings (e.g., Blue Air , DSM Directive Article 17 ) and explored concepts like terroir in wine law. Her 15 most recent publications span topics from text-data mining exceptions (2025) to satellite broadcasting jurisdiction (2024), reflecting her engagement with evolving digital and EU legal frameworks. Articles emphasize autonomous legal concepts , ISP liabilities , and gold-plating in national implementations of EU directives. Scientific Awards: SCCL-Oxford Fellow (2023/2024) Branka teaches IP and EU law at Swedish and Croatian universities, contributes as a national reporter for Sweden in GRUR International , and serves on the ERT – Europarättslig tidskrift editorial board. She also engages with public discourse via editorials in Jutranji list , addressing EU and copyright law issues.

• Intellectual Property Law
• European Union Law
• Copyright Law
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Magnus Strand serves as Senior Lecturer in Civil Law at the Department of Law, Uppsala University (2025-present) and Associate researcher at the Department of Business Administration (2025-present). Previously, he was Research leader in commercial law (2021-2025), Member of the Education Committee of the Faculty of Social Sciences (2020-2025), and Director of Studies in Commercial Law (2016-2020). He also held a Part-time Professor position at the European University Institute in Florence (2019-2020). Doctor of Laws, Uppsala University (2015) Bachelor of Laws, Lund University (2006) Bachelor of Philosophy, Uppsala University (2006) Associate lawyer at Lindahl law firm (2006-2008) Professor Strand's research focuses on the complex interaction between EU law and national legal systems, with particular expertise in competition law, damages law, and the regulatory challenges posed by artificial intelligence and digital markets. His scholarly work has evolved from traditional EU competition law topics toward the emerging challenges of AI governance. Recent publications demonstrate his ability to identify and engage with cutting-edge legal challenges as they emerge in the digital economy, particularly examining how national legal frameworks interact with EU regulations in commercial contexts. His publication record reveals a clear trajectory from foundational work on competition damages (2010-2017) toward contemporary issues in AI regulation (2022-2025). The most recent articles show increasing focus on algorithmic trading, AI-based regulatory technology, and adaptation of damage law to AI systems. This evolution demonstrates his scholarly agility in addressing rapidly developing legal frontiers while maintaining expertise in core EU law principles. Editor of the European Law Journal (ERT) Member of steering group for Swedish Network for European Law Research (2012-2015) Coordinator for Uppsala University's European Law Moot Court Competition (2008-2012) As an educator and administrator, Strand has significantly contributed to legal education through curriculum development and interdisciplinary approaches. His research leadership extends to multiple funded projects examining regulatory governance in digital markets and AI technology, particularly within financial sectors, demonstrating his commitment to bridging theoretical scholarship with practical regulatory challenges. Professor Strand leads several major research initiatives including "Konkurrenstvister bortom harmoniseringen" (financed by Konkurrensverket), "AI Design Futures," and "AI-based RegTech" (both financed by The Wallenberg AI, Autonomous Systems and Software Program – Humanity and Society). These projects position him at the forefront of legal scholarship addressing the intersection of competition law, digital markets, and AI governance.

• EU Law
• Civil Law
• Competition Law
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Antonina Petrova Bakardjieva Engelbrekt is a Professor of European Law at the Department of Law, Faculty of Law, Stockholm University. She serves as Chair of the Swedish Network for European Legal Studies since 2011 and as Vice-Chair of the Research Committee at the Faculty of Law since 2012. Her primary research interests include European Economic Law and Governance, with a focus on European and comparative market law, consumer law, and intellectual property law. Her work examines processes of Europeanisation and globalisation and their influence on national legal systems, legal transplants between different jurisdictions, and the complex relationship between substantive law and procedural law/institutions. Professor Engelbrekt's publications demonstrate a consistent focus on European legal integration, market regulation, and institutional adaptation to European frameworks. Her recent work addresses critical issues in EU governance, trust in EU institutions, and the impact of European directives on national legal systems. Member, Scientific Advisory Board, Munich Intellectual Property Law Centre (2012-) Member, Editorial Board, Scandinavian Studies in Law (2009-) Member, Editorial Board, Journal of Consumer Policy (2010-) Member, Board, Swedish Society for Comparative Law Research (2009-) She has held numerous visiting positions including Fernand Braudel Fellow at EUI Florence (2017-2018), Visiting Professor at Chicago Kent College of Law (Spring 2014), and Hauser Global Research Fellow at New York University School of Law (Fall 2010).

• European Economic Law
• European Governance
• Comparative Market Law
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Valbona Muzaka is a Professor at the Department of Economic History, Uppsala University, and affiliated with the Center for the History of Entrepreneurship. Her research focuses on the intersection of intellectual property rights (IPR), international trade, development studies, and global health governance. Current Faculty: Professor, Department of Economic History, Uppsala University Key Affiliation: Center for the History of Entrepreneurship Her work explores the political economy of IPR, particularly in pharmaceuticals, agriculture, and technology transfer. She analyzes global governance mechanisms like the WTO TRIPS Agreement, WIPO Development Agenda, and patent systems in India and Brazil, emphasizing equity and access challenges in developing countries. Recent publications highlight IPR conflicts in global trade, AI applications in drug patent searches, and the role of trademarks as innovation indicators. Her research spans 2009–2024, with a focus on Brazil's healthcare system, India's patent reforms, and global South-North power dynamics. Collaboration Highlights: Co-authored work with James Scott (2024) and Omar Ramon Serrano (2020) Key Themes: Regime conflicts, benefit-sharing, neoliberalism, and financialization

• Intellectual Property Rights (IPR)
• International Trade
• Development Studies
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Eleonora Rosati is a Professor of Intellectual Property Law at the Department of Law, Stockholm University. She co-directs the LLM in European Intellectual Property Law and teaches modules including Copyright and Transborder Litigation and Fashion and Intellectual Property Law . Her research focuses on EU copyright harmonization, online intermediary liability, AI-related challenges, and fashion industry IP. Education: PhD in EU Copyright Law (European University Institute, 2012) LLM (University of Cambridge, 2009) Laurea Specialistica in Giurisprudenza (University of Florence, 2008) Laurea in Scienze Giuridiche (University of Florence, 2006) Her recent publications analyze AI training data licensing , DSM Directive implementation , and metaverse IP enforcement . She has contributed to policy debates at the European Parliament , WIPO , and EUIPO . Notable awards include the 2022 Adepi Award and recognition as an Influential Woman in IP (2020, 2025) and one of the 50 Most Influential People in IP (2018). She serves as Of Counsel at Bird & Bird and co-edits the Journal of Intellectual Property Law & Practice . As a permanent member of The IPKat team since 2012 and author of over 1,000 posts, she shapes global IP discourse. Her work spans online intermediary responsibilities , text and data mining , and international jurisdiction in digital copyright cases. She has advised on Belgian additional remuneration rights and Italian Supreme Court decisions regarding store layout design protection.

• Intellectual Property Law
• EU Copyright Law
• Fashion Law
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Mr. Kaja Bantha Navas Raja Mohamed is an Assistant Professor in the School of Mechanical Engineering at Sathyabama Institute of Science and Technology, India. He holds a Master’s in Industrial Engineering and focuses on research areas including Computational Intelligence, Optimization, and Machine Learning Techniques. With 25 Industrial Design Patents, he is recognized for innovation and has authored a textbook on Rural Management Business Analytics under MGNCRE. Education: Master’s in Industrial Engineering His research interests span Design of Experiments, Mathematical Modelling, and Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs). He is certified in Change Management (CMI Level 5) via AICTE UKIERI and serves as a Regional Mentor for ATAL Tinkering Labs under NITI Aayog. He also holds roles as Inspecting Authority for Moulana Azad Educational Trust and contributed to CDIO initiatives. Notable achievements include the Global Engineer Leadership Scholarship for summer research at National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan, and active participation in educational reforms through CDIO standards and project-based learning.

• Computational Intelligence
• Industrial Engineering
• Design of Experiments
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Ulrika Wennersten is an Associate Professor and Vice Dean for Education at Lund University School of Economics and Management (LUSEM). She holds dual roles as Senior Lecturer in the Department of Business Law and the Department of Law. Her affiliations include the Lund University Centre for Business Law (ACLU). Wennersten specializes in Intellectual Property Law, Media Law, Fashion Law, and Art Law, with a focus on digitalization challenges, legal protection of creative works, and ordre public in patent systems. She has authored influential textbooks like Grundläggande Immaterialrätt and contributes to Nordic and international IP networks. Research Interests: Wennersten’s research examines the intersection of law and creativity, particularly in digital environments. Key areas include copyright enforcement, legal frameworks for emerging technologies (cloud computing, social media), and the balance between commercial interests and societal values. Her work explores ethical dimensions of intellectual property, such as protecting cultural heritage and addressing moral rights in public art. Publications and Projects: With over 35 publications, she has contributed to peer-reviewed journals like NIR: Nordiskt Immaterialrättsskydd and authored chapters on topics like fashion law, design protection, and EU copyright policy. She leads the Lund University Intellectual Property Network (LUIP) and participates in projects analyzing IP challenges in the circular economy and public art preservation. Teaching and Outreach: Wennersten teaches courses on European IP law, commercial law, and fashion studies. She advocates for innovative pedagogical methods, including flipped classrooms. Internationally, she has been a visiting professor at Bocconi University (Italy) and the Ohio State University (USA). She chairs the Immaterialrättsligt Forum (FIF) and leads the Copyright Group at the Swedish Association for Intellectual Property (SFIR). Labs/Teams: Active in the Lund University Centre for Business Law (ACLU), she collaborates with interdisciplinary teams on projects like Public Art and the New Commons , exploring legal and cultural dimensions of public space.

• Intellectual Property Law
• Media Law
• Entertainment Law
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Marc Stuhldreier serves as a Senior Lecturer in Business Law within Linköping University's Department of Economic and Industrial Development (IEI), specializing in IT law, data protection policy, intellectual property law, EU law, and human rights. His academic role bridges legal theory with technological applications through the Business Law (BRL) division. His research centers on the legal implications of data policy and technology infrastructure, notably through the ERC Advanced Grant-funded PASSIM project (2017-2022) examining patents as scientific information. This 22 million SEK initiative explored patents' role in scientific ecosystems, extending to global health contexts where intellectual property affects medicine access as highlighted in his October 2022 conference participation on pharmaceutical patents. Stuhldreier's recent publications reveal a dual focus: his 2023 Nordic Journal of Human Rights article develops ethical frameworks for resolving international norm conflicts, while his 2022 Journal of World Intellectual Property review analyzes IoT regulation challenges. These works demonstrate consistent interdisciplinary engagement with technology governance, human rights, and intellectual property systems. As an active member of Theme Q (Culture and Society), he collaborates with the Department of Culture and Society (IKOS) on law-society intersections, particularly where economic frameworks influence cultural production. His current work continues to address evolving data governance challenges in digital environments through university-wide interdisciplinary networks.

• Intellectual Property Law
• Data Protection Law
• IT Law
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Lydia Lundstedt is an Associate Professor at the Department of Management and Engineering, Linköping University. Her research focuses on intellectual property law, private international law, and EU legal frameworks. She has contributed to debates on jurisdiction in digital copyright cases and the applicability of priority rights within European legal systems. Her work analyzes legal harmonization challenges, particularly regarding cross-border intellectual property disputes and the implications of international conventions like the Hague Judgments Convention. No scientific awards or grants are explicitly listed in the provided texts. She has not supervised listed students or mentioned specific academic teams/labs, though her research aligns with legal studies within her department.

• Intellectual Property Law
• Private International Law
• European Union Law
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Jannice Käll is a Senior Lecturer and Associate Professor in Sociology of Law at Lund University. Her work focuses on how digital technologies reshape legal frameworks, particularly through new materialist and posthumanist theories. She holds an LL.D. in Legal Philosophy (Gothenburg University, 2017), LL.M., and M.Sc. in Intellectual Capital Management (Gothenburg University, 2009). Research interests include law's interaction with digitalization, posthumanist legal theory, and intellectual property law. Key themes involve AI-driven governance, blockchain's impact on property rights, and data-driven regulatory mechanisms. Recent publications (2023–2025) explore algorithmic justice, blockchain ecosystems, and posthuman rights frameworks. She leads projects like 'Vulnerability in the Automated State' (2023–2028) and participates in biomaterials research through Lund's Pufendorf Institute. Education: LL.D. (2017), LL.M. (2009), M.Sc. (2009) Grants/Projects: Active in EU-funded legal tech initiatives Labs/Teams: Collaborates with multidisciplinary groups on AI ethics and digital law

• Law and Digitalization
• New Materialist Legal Theory
• Posthumanist Legal Theory
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Niklas Selberg is a Senior Lecturer at the Department of Law, Lund University, affiliated with the Faculty of Law. His research focuses on EU Labour Law, Human Rights Law, Migration Law, and Business Law. He holds multiple affiliations including the Lund University Centre for Business Law, Human Rights Law profile area, Health Law, and Integration and Law research groups. Key research interests include EU migration law sustainability, slavery eradication, minimum wage directives, gig economy regulation, and pandemic-era labor rights. He frequently engages with EU legal frameworks and their national implementations in Sweden. Recent publications analyze modern slavery prosecutions, EU minimum wage compliance, platform worker collective bargaining, and the intersection of race/gender in international labor migration. He contributes to policy consultations on labor standards, migration reforms, and corporate accountability. Selberg collaborates with institutions like the European Trade Union Institute and co-edits the Retfærd Nordic legal journal. His work bridges legal theory with practical policy, emphasizing human rights in labor contexts.

• EU Labour Law
• Human Rights Law
• Migration Law
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Christoffer Wong is a Senior Lecturer at the Department of Law and a Researcher in Criminal Law at Lund University. His work focuses on transnational legal frameworks, criminal justice systems, and human rights compliance. He contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to justice and accountability. Research interests include Scandinavian legal systems, conflict of laws, and the application of international conventions. His recent work addresses digital evidence collection, AI in policing, and accessibility standards in e-books. He is actively involved in interdisciplinary projects like the Lund Human Rights Research Hub (2016–present), exploring judicial citation practices in international criminal law (2013–2019), and corporate criminal responsibility (2019–2024). He has supervised two doctoral theses and examined a doctoral defense on Marxist perspectives of corporate accountability. Notable contributions include consultation responses on cross-border evidence collection, offshore business regulations, and AI surveillance ethics. Wong collaborates with global institutions to advance human rights through legal frameworks.

• Criminal Law
• International Law
• Criminal Justice System
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Katia Cejie is a Professor of Financial Law at the Department of Law , Uppsala University , where she teaches and researches primarily on income taxes and cross-border taxation (EU and international tax law). She has held multiple leadership roles including Program Manager for the one-year Master's program in Comparative and International Taxation since 2017, Director of the Center for Tax Law Foundation since mid-2022, and CEO of Tax Law Forum AB. PhD in Tax Law (2010) Associate Professor (2014) Professor (2021) Director, Center for Tax Law Foundation (2022–2023) Her research focuses on income taxes and social security contributions in cross-border situations , particularly how international mobility of workers affects taxation and economic growth. She examines conflicts between tax systems and social contributions across jurisdictions, proposing solutions to enhance predictability and legal certainty. Current research includes analyzing the Swedish and Chinese understandings of the rule of law and legal tax culture from intellectual and institutional perspectives. Recent publications (2021–2025) address teleworking taxation, exit taxes, social security contributions, EU tax compliance, and cross-border employment income. Her work appears in journals like World Tax Journal , Bulletin for International Taxation , and European Journal of Comparative Law and Governance . Notable awards include Uppsala University's Pedagogical Prize (2019) for efforts in gender equality and equal conditions. Leadership and Collaborations: Chair of Student Mental Well-Being Working Group (2020/2021) Editor-in-Chief of SkatteNytt (2021–2023) Member of the Tax Law Committee CEO, Tax Law Forum AB Active in EU tax jurisprudence analysis (15+ years) Her research is funded by Torsten Söderberg Foundation and Centrum för Skatterätt , with a focus on building international research networks around cross-border taxation and social security coordination.

• Tax Law
• EU Tax Law
• Cross-Border Taxation
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Hajo Michael Holtz is a Senior Lecturer at the Department of Law, Uppsala University, Sweden. He has been active in the Swedish academy since 2013 and joined Uppsala University in 2021, initially at the Department of Business Administration (2021-2025) before transitioning to the Department of Law. His academic role encompasses interdisciplinary teaching and research with significant managerial responsibilities. Hajo Michael Holtz holds the following academic qualifications: First state law degree and doctorate from Leibniz Universität Hannover, Germany Master of Laws (Commercial Law) from the University of Edinburgh, UK Second state law degree (practical training) from Oberlandesgericht Celle, Germany Holtz specializes in IT law, market law, and intellectual property law with concentrated research on digital business practices, GDPR implementation, AI regulation, and the digital single market. His work uniquely integrates German legal perspectives with Swedish and EU frameworks, particularly examining data protection's intersection with marketing law and unfair commercial practices. His recent publications (2023-2025) reveal intense focus on emerging EU digital regulations including the AI Act, Digital Services Act, and Digital Markets Act. Key themes include GDPR compliance in data sharing, influencer marketing accountability, and transparency requirements for AI systems, alongside innovative interdisciplinary teaching methodologies for business-law integration. No scientific awards, fellowships, or medals were mentioned in the provided text. As a senior lecturer, Holtz advises students across systems science, business administration, and law programs. He served as program coordinator for Uppsala's interdisciplinary master's program in international and European law and entrepreneurship (2022-2025). The text indicates active grant involvement through EU-funded research but provides no specific grant details or named advisees.

• IT Law
• Market Law
• Intellectual Property Law
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