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Dr. Jae Woon Lee serves as Associate Professor at the Faculty of Law, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, where he has established himself as an internationally renowned aviation law expert since 2004. His current leadership roles include 3rd Vice-Chairperson of the ICAO Legal Committee (2024-2028) and membership in the ICAO Secretariat Study Group on Legal Issues related to Pilotless Aircraft. His academic credentials include: PhD from National University of Singapore LLM from McGill University, Institute of Air and Space Law Master of Air Transport from Korea Aerospace University LLB from Hankuk University of Foreign Studies Prof. Lee's research centers on Aviation Law, Aviation Policy, Competition Law, and Public International Law, with particular focus on regulatory challenges in international air transport. His scholarship addresses critical issues including airline alliances, passenger rights frameworks, and the impact of global crises on aviation governance. His work consistently advocates for modernized legal approaches to emerging technologies like unmanned aircraft systems and sustainable aviation solutions, emphasizing the tension between national sovereignty and global regulatory harmonization. Analysis of his recent publications reveals a dominant focus on competition law within aviation contexts, with recurring themes of regional integration (particularly in Asia), airline mergers/subsidies, and post-pandemic industry restructuring. His interdisciplinary scholarship spans top law journals (Journal of International Economic Law, Air & Space Law) and transport policy publications (Journal of Air Transport Management), demonstrating consistent engagement with both theoretical frameworks and practical industry challenges across 15+ jurisdictions. No scientific awards are documented in the provided information. Prof. Lee secured General Research Fund (GRF) support for his 2022-2024 research on state ownership of airlines. His consultancy portfolio includes significant engagements with the European Union Aviation Safety Agency, International Air Transport Association, and Hong Kong Competition Commission, where he provides expert guidance on complex regulatory matters. His extensive industry experience includes seven years in airline legal affairs and advisory roles for the Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

• Aviation Law
• Aviation Policy
• Competition Law
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Sandra Marco Colino is an Associate Professor at The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) Faculty of Law, specializing in competition law, merger control, digital economy regulation, and EU law. She joined CUHK in 2010 and serves as Deputy Programme Director of the Master of Laws (LLM) in International Economic Law. Her institutional affiliations include the International Competition Network (as Non-Governmental Advisor), the European University Institute’s Centre for a Digital Society (Scientific Committee), and the law firm Dictum (Academic Board). Her educational background includes: PhD, European University Institute, Florence LL.M., Universidad Carlos III, Madrid Law Degree, Universidad San Pablo CEU, Madrid Postgraduate Certificate in Academic Practice, University of Glasgow Prof. Marco Colino’s research focuses on the intersection of antitrust policy, digital markets, and regulatory frameworks. She examines how competition law adapts to technological disruptions, with particular emphasis on platform economies, vertical restraints, and cross-jurisdictional enforcement challenges. Her work bridges theoretical legal analysis with practical regulatory applications, especially in Asian and EU contexts. She founded the Communications Policy and Regulation Scholars Forum (CPRSF) in 2010 to foster academic-practitioner dialogue. Her publications reveal evolving expertise from foundational EU competition law to cutting-edge digital antitrust issues. Recent work explores environmental and social dimensions of competition policy (“Green Antitrust”), platform regulation in China, and the global ripple effects of antitrust enforcement. Her scholarship consistently addresses regulatory gaps in emerging markets while maintaining rigorous comparative analysis. Notable recognitions include: Young Researcher Award (CUHK, 2021) Academic Excellence Award (Global Competition Review, 2020) Antitrust Writing Award (Concurrences, 2018) Teaching Excellence Award (CUHK, 2017) Georgetown University Award for Best Paper (2004) She actively mentors doctoral candidates on topics including Nigerian electricity liberalization, China-EU economic relations, and data protection. As Principal Investigator for three major Hong Kong Research Grants Council projects, she leads empirical work on cartel detection in Hong Kong/China and telecommunications regulation. Her collaborative EU-funded Jean Monnet networks advance transnational competition policy dialogue. She previously directed CUHK’s Centre for Financial Regulation and Economic Development (2014-2021) and co-founded Hong Kong’s European Union Academic Programme.

• Competition Law
• Merger Control
• Digital Economy
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