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Ulf Linderfalk is a Professor of International Law at the Faculty of Law, Lund University, and from September 2025, a Distinguished Researcher at the University of A Coruña, Spain, with an approved 80% absence leave from Lund. He is a leading figure in public international law, known for his theoretical depth and interdisciplinary approach. His research focuses on the systemic fabric of international law, including treaty interpretation, jus cogens , proportionality, discretion, and normative conflict. Drawing on sociology, epistemology, and pragmatics, he adopts a 'specialized generalist' approach to address fundamental legal challenges. His work is cited in major reference works such as Brownlie’s Principles of Public International Law and the Max Planck Encyclopedia of Public International Law , and has influenced the UN International Law Commission. Linderfalk has published five monographs, two widely used textbooks (in third editions), and over 40 articles in top journals including European Journal of International Law and Leiden Journal of International Law . His recent and forthcoming works explore discretion, knowledge systems in law, and special regimes. He has led major research projects funded by the Swedish Research Council, the Spanish Government, and other foundations, totaling SEK 34 million. He has been awarded the Nordic Tax Research Council Article Prize (2017) and served as Editor-in-Chief of the Nordic Journal of International Law (2011–2019). He has held leadership roles at Lund University, including Chair of the Nomination Committee and member of the Faculty Board. He regularly advises law firms, parliaments, and international organizations. Nordic Tax Research Council Article Prize (2017) Linderfalk has supervised doctoral candidates such as Samantha S. O'Donnell and Luca Lo Giacco. He has received multiple research grants, including a EUR 1 million Spanish Government grant (2025–2029) as principal investigator. He is currently under consideration for an ERC Advanced Grant, having reached the second round two years consecutively. He is involved in international collaborations with scholars from Leiden, Copenhagen, Tilburg, and Lund. He is active in academic networks, frequently invited to speak at institutions like Oxford, Cambridge, and Maastricht, and participates in seminars and conferences globally, including iCourts in Copenhagen and Maastricht University’s Globalization & Law Network.

• Public International Law
• Treaty Interpretation
• Jus Cogens
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Eduardo Gill-Pedro is an Assistant Professor at Lund University's Department of Law, where he serves as an Associate Senior Lecturer in Law and AI. His work focuses on the intersection of artificial intelligence, corporate law, and human rights within the European legal framework. Education: LL.B from the University of Essex LL.M from Stockholm University LL.D from Lund University Dr. Gill-Pedro's research centers on the role of companies in AI governance, particularly examining how artificial persons (corporations) influence the development of AI entities and how these interactions affect legal order and human control. His work bridges EU law, technology governance, and human rights, with special attention to constitutional identity and democratic practice in the digital age. He has made significant contributions to understanding corporate rights within European legal frameworks. His recent publications demonstrate a clear trend toward examining the legal implications of AI systems, particularly focusing on corporate responsibility, democratic practice, and human rights in technological contexts. Gill-Pedro's work increasingly addresses real-world applications of AI governance, as evidenced by his 2025 reference statement on police use of AI for facial recognition. Scientific Awards: René Cassin Thesis Prize 2017 for his doctoral thesis "EU Law, Fundamental Rights and National Democracy" Oscar II award (2017) Dr. Gill-Pedro has directed courses including Internal Market Law, Methodology and Argumentation, and Enforcement of EU Law. He has served as a principal investigator for multiple research projects, including "The Company as a European Supercitizen?" which examined corporate human rights in European law. His research has been supported by various grants, including the Ragnar Söderberg Senior Research Fellowship. He leads research initiatives examining the governance of artificial intelligence and has participated in advanced study groups at the Pufendorf IAS. His current work focuses on the role of companies in AI governance and the fundamental rights of corporate entities within European legal frameworks.

• Artificial Intelligence Law and Governance
• EU Law
• Human Rights
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Magnus Ulväng is a Professor of Criminal Law at the Department of Law, Uppsala University . He holds a JD and a doc (doctoral degree), and has served as Associate Professor (2006) and Professor (2010 onwards) . He has been a Visiting Researcher at the University of Edinburgh and the Max Planck Institute in Freiburg. Education: Bachelor of Laws (1997), Doctor of Laws (2005) Professional Roles: Prosecutor, District Attorney, Academic Council member, Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences His research focuses on Criminal Law, Legal Philosophy, Sentencing Principles, and Presumption of Innocence . Recent publications analyze topics like European Criminal Law, Humanitarian Principles in Punishment, and Voluntary Intoxication in Criminal Responsibility . He has contributed extensively to journals and books on these subjects. He has received several awards, including the Heijne's Grand Juristic Prize (2014) , von Bahr Scholarship for Best Thesis (2005) , and the Teacher of the Year award (2006) . He has supervised multiple PhD candidates, including Johan Bucht, Erik Svensson, and Gustaf Almqvist.

• Criminal Law
• Legal Philosophy
• Sentencing
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Sigrid Nikka is a Doctoral Student and Researcher at the Department of Law, Lund University , focusing on Criminal Law , Proportionality , and Rights and Vulnerability . Her work intersects with the UN Sustainable Development Goals through legal theory and policy analysis. Research Interests : Criminal policy, prison law, sentencing theory, proportionality, and discourse analysis (including WPR and genealogical approaches). Teaching : Criminal law and gender studies at undergraduate and graduate levels. Key Publications explore trends in Swedish penal reforms, youth justice, and the ethical implications of sentencing policies.

• Criminal Law
• Proportionality
• Sentencing
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Victoria Enkvist serves as Associate Professor of Constitutional Law and Senior Lecturer in Public Law at Uppsala University's Department of Law, Faculty of Law. Her research examines rights interpretation across legal systems with emphasis on constitutional application in contemporary societal contexts. She actively leads multidisciplinary projects addressing emerging legal challenges at the intersection of human rights, environmental governance, and secularism. Enkvist's core research domains encompass Constitutional Law, Public Law, Human Rights, and Educational Law, with specialized expertise in Rights of Nature frameworks, religious freedom in secular societies, and equitable education systems. Her methodological approach integrates comparative legal analysis with historical perspectives to investigate how rights evolve and interact within complex institutional environments, particularly focusing on conflicts between competing rights claims and the creation of new right-bearing subjects. Analysis of her recent publications reveals a pronounced scholarly trajectory toward environmental constitutionalism, especially through groundbreaking work on Rights of Nature across Scandinavian and Latin American jurisdictions. Concurrently, her research on religious minorities in secular states demonstrates sophisticated examination of how legal systems accommodate religious diversity while maintaining secular principles, often through case studies of migrant religious communities in Sweden. Enkvist currently supervises doctoral candidate Elin Boyer in legal history research. She has secured substantial competitive funding including Formas' 10.5 million SEK grant for Rights of Nature research (2020-2024), Vetenskapsrådet support for studies on Pentecostal migrants and equitable schooling, and HERA's 1.1 million euro grant for the Protestant Legacies in Nordic Law project (2016-2019), reflecting the significance of her collaborative research agenda. She maintains active roles in multiple research ecosystems including the Center for Multidisciplinary Research (CRS) board and scientific council, the Impact of Religion initiative (2014-2020), and the Uppsala Forum for Democracy, Peace and Justice. Her institutional engagements extend to the Forum for Jewish Studies board and Institute for Educational Law management team, demonstrating commitment to translating academic research into societal impact through policy-relevant legal scholarship.

• Constitutional Law
• Public Law
• Human Rights
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David Alm is an Associate Professor in Practical Philosophy at the Department of Philosophy, Faculty of Humanities and Theology, Lund University. He serves as Director of Studies for the Department of Philosophy since 2022 and is actively involved in research and administrative tasks including membership in the Basic Education Board of the Joint Faculties of Humanities and Theology. His research primarily focuses on normative ethics, with special attention to problems concerning desert, rights, and equality. His work explores fundamental questions about moral rights, punishment ethics, and the significance of numbers in moral decision-making. His research has been consistently funded by the Swedish Research Council through multiple projects spanning over a decade. Alm's scholarly output demonstrates a clear trajectory from his early work on moral desert through developing theories of rights to his current research on the moral significance of numbers. His publications consistently address deontological approaches to ethical problems, particularly examining how rights frameworks can address challenges in normative ethics. His recent work shows increasing sophistication in connecting abstract moral theory with concrete applications in criminal justice and distributive contexts. He has received significant research funding from the Swedish Research Council for multiple projects including 'On Moral Desert' (concluded 2009), 'Rights and Their Grounds' (through 2015), and 'The Moral Significance of Numbers' (awarded 2017). He serves as a peer reviewer for prestigious philosophy journals including The Journal of Philosophy, Journal of Ethics and Social Philosophy, Canadian Journal of Philosophy, and Journal of Business Ethics. Alm supervises doctoral students as indicated by his role as supervisor in the 'Revising Scanlonian Contractualism' dissertation project. He is also involved with the Lund Human Rights Research Hub, contributing to collaborative research on human rights theory and practice.

• Normative Ethics
• Moral Philosophy
• Rights Theory
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Georgios J. Fakas is an Associate Professor (Docent) in the Department of Information Technology at Uppsala University, Sweden, where he leads the Uppsala DataBase Laboratory (UDBL). He has held academic positions at prestigious institutions including the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, EPFL, UMIST, University of Cyprus, and Manchester Metropolitan University, where he served as a Senior Lecturer. Education: Ph.D. in Computation, UMIST, Manchester, UK (1998) M.Phil. in Computation, UMIST, Manchester, UK (1996) B.Sc. in Computation, UMIST, Manchester, UK (1995) His research spans big data, keyword search on structured and graph data, spatial databases, web and geo-social search, workflow management, and data summarization . He also explores applications in educational technologies, distance learning, and health informatics. His work emphasizes efficient, user-centric data access and intelligent querying paradigms. The 15 most recent publications highlight a sustained focus on keyword search, object summarization, spatial and semantic data, and ranking , published in top venues like SIGMOD, VLDBJ, IEEE TKDE, and PVLDB. His work integrates algorithmic innovation with practical database applications. Scientific Awards: International Sabbaticals grant from Teknat (2023), hosted by Boston University Fellowship 'Hosting of Experienced Researchers from Abroad' from RPF, Cyprus (2009) ERCIM Fellowship (2001), hosted by EPFL, Switzerland He is actively involved in PhD supervision and grant leadership. He currently serves as Principal Investigator for an eSSENCE-funded project on Data-intensive analytics for discovering critical minerals using Machine Learning , in collaboration with industry partners. He has supervised multiple PhD students to completion, including Georgios Kalamatianos, Khalid Mahmood, Zhi Cai, and Ben Cawley. He is a frequent reviewer for leading journals and serves on program committees of major conferences such as ACM SIGMOD and PVLDB. He leads the Uppsala DataBase Laboratory (UDBL) , a research group focused on advanced data management systems, where he mentors students and drives innovation in database technologies.

• Big Data
• Keyword Search
• Spatial Databases
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Iain Cameron is a Professor of International Law at the Department of Law , Uppsala University, Sweden. His research focuses on human rights law , European Union law , constitutional law , and national security , with a particular emphasis on data privacy , intelligence oversight , and international sanctions . 2024: Secrecy and Disclosure of Information in Sweden (Data Privacy) 2023: Mänskliga rättigheter i europeisk praxis (ECHR Commentary) 2023: An Introduction to the ECHR (Educational Resource) 2021: International Sanctions (Oxford Bibliographies) His recent publications analyze post-pandemic governance , EU intelligence constraints , and judicial oversight in security law . Cameron actively contributes to comparative legal studies , particularly in Nordic cooperation and constitutional reforms , and serves as a Venice Commission member for legal opinion drafting.

• International Law
• Human Rights Law
• European Union Law
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Johanna Chamberlain is a Senior Lecturer in Civil Law at the Department of Law, Uppsala University. She holds the academic rank of Associate Professor in Civil Law and teaches in the law program, supervising thesis students. Her research focuses on tort law, data protection, privacy, artificial intelligence liability, and environmental damage. She is currently leading a postdoctoral project on damages for PFAS contamination funded by the Ragnar Söderberg Foundation, starting autumn 2024. Research Interests: Her work centers on the intersection of law, technology, and risk. She explores how tort law can address harms arising from AI systems, data breaches, and environmental contamination. She investigates risk management frameworks, the role of trust in regulation, and the enforcement of privacy rights under EU law, particularly GDPR. Her scholarship critically assesses administrative fines, non-material damages, and the balance between innovation and fundamental rights. Publication Trends: Her recent publications (2019–2025) show a strong focus on AI regulation, data protection beyond GDPR, and the evolution of privacy rights in Swedish and EU law. She frequently collaborates with scholars like Andreas Kotsios and Jane Reichel, contributing to journals and books on digital governance, risk regulation, and legal history. The works reflect a consistent engagement with EU legal developments and their domestic implementation. Scientific Awards: Winner of the Oscar Award, Uppsala University 2024 Winner of the Stig Strömholm Prize for Humanistic Legal and Social Science Research 2024 European Journal of Risk Regulation Annual Reviewer Award 2023 Winner of the Alumni Foundation's Essay Prize for Best Degree Thesis 2015 Advising and Grants: She supervises thesis students in the law program. She is leading a postdoctoral research project on damages for PFAS contamination and future harm, funded by the Ragnar Söderberg Foundation, starting in autumn 2024. Her prior work includes participation in a research project on AI and liability issues. Academic Service and Leadership: She has been actively involved in doctoral governance, serving as a member of Juridicum’s doctoral council (2016–2018), organizer of a doctoral conference (2016), and doctoral representative in the Education Committee (2017–2018) and the Equal Opportunities Working Group (2016–2019).

• Tort Law
• Data Protection
• Privacy Law
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Rebecca Söderström serves as Associate Professor in Civil Law and Senior Lecturer in Capital Markets Law at Uppsala University's Department of Law, while also holding a Researcher position at the Department of Economic History and Center for the History of Entrepreneurship. Her academic career bridges legal scholarship and financial market practice, with expertise in banking regulation and capital markets law. She earned her PhD in Law from Uppsala University in 2017 through her dissertation "Sound Banking," which critically examined the legal standard of soundness in banking regulations and supervisory decisions. Her research focuses on: Financial supervision frameworks and regulatory implementation Market abuse and capital markets law Banking soundness standards and risk management Anti-money laundering regulations and de-risking practices EU financial regulation and national implications Legal economics in financial markets Analysis of her 2021-2025 publications reveals intensified focus on regulatory tensions between financial inclusion and money laundering prevention, alongside continued exploration of banking soundness principles within evolving EU supervisory structures. Her work consistently addresses practical implementation challenges of financial regulations. Information regarding academic advisees, research grants, and laboratory affiliations is not documented in the source material.

• Financial Regulation
• Capital Markets Law
• Banking Law
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Axel Holmgren is a Lecturer in Criminal Law at Stockholm University's Department of Law. He specializes in sentencing theory, international criminal law application, and youth justice reforms. As an expert in the government's 2023-2025 investigation on stricter youth offender regulations (SOU 2024:39, SOU 2025:11), he contributes to legislative developments regarding criminal repression proportionality. Doctoral thesis on Penalty Value as a Legal Construction (2021) Member of Swedish Council for Crime Prevention's scientific council Current research focuses on international crimes in Swedish courts and Scandinavian comparative analysis His publications examine intersections between retrospective/prospective proportionality , international norm integration, and penal system modernization . Recent collaborative projects analyze German-Swedish sentencing comparisons and Scandinavian legal responses to transnational crimes.

• Criminal Law
• Sentencing Guidelines
• International Criminal Law
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Maksymilian Michal Kuzmicz is a Research Fellow at the Department of Law, Stockholm University , and a PhD candidate within the visuAAL Innovative Training Network under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellowship . He joined the RESHUFFLE project at KU Leuven's Institute for European Law in 2020, focusing on legal frameworks for AI-driven Active and Assisted Living (AAL) technologies. BA and MA in Law from KU Lublin (summa cum laude) , with exchange studies at KU Leuven Current PhD research on "AI-driven video-based AAL technologies and balancing of interests" , proposing legal tools for conflict management in European law contexts His research integrates European law , privacy law , and data protection with applications in AI-driven AAL systems . Key projects include RESHUFFLE (ERC-funded) and visuAAL , focusing on ethical, legal, and social implications of surveillance technologies. Recent publications address stakeholder classification in AAL, criminal liability for intimate images under European law, and information obligations under GDPR and the AI Act. He explores methodologies like proportionality and compromise in EU case law to develop conflict resolution frameworks in technology contexts. Scientific awards: Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellowship Contributions to legal sciences: novel frameworks for balancing interests in AI , stakeholder theories in AAL technologies

• European Law
• Privacy Law
• Artificial Intelligence
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Claes Lernestedt is a Visiting Professor of Criminal Law at the Department of Social Sciences, Södertörn University (2025–). He holds a Professor of Criminal Law position at Stockholm University (2015–2025) and has previously served as Associate Professor at Örebro University (2004–2011) and Professor at Uppsala University (2011–2014). He is an Affiliated Researcher at the Institute for Futures Studies (2024–). Education: Master of Laws, Stockholm University, 1994 Dr. Juris Doctor, Stockholm University, 2003 Research Interests focus on criminal law theory, particularly tort construction, action and consciousness, self-defense, necessity, consent, and mental disorders . His work bridges criminal law and political philosophy , with a strong emphasis on interdisciplinary collaborations involving psychology, ethics, and cultural studies. He explores equality and justice in legal systems , especially regarding sexual offenses and crimes against children. Scientific Awards and Expert Roles include contributions to major legal reforms (e.g., 2010 sentencing reform, 2024 review of anti-stalking legislation) and membership on editorial boards like Criminal Law & Philosophy (2023–). His projects are funded by the Torsten Söderberg Foundation and the Crime Victims' Fund .

• Criminal Law
• Legal Philosophy
• Mental Disorders and Law
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Jane Reichel is a Professor of Administrative Law at Stockholm University , active since 2018, and previously held the same position at the Faculty of Law, Uppsala University (2014–2018). She serves as Pro-Rector at Stockholm University and contributes to academic leadership as Editor of the Administrative Law Journal and Senior Editor of the Review of European Administrative Law . Her research examines how globalization and Europeanization reshape administrative law, focusing on governance of transnational authority networks, transparency in digitalized public administration, and data protection in EU projects like BBMRI , BiobankCloud , and BiobankBridgeAfrica . She led the ethics and law work package in BiobankBridgeAfrica and advises Horizon 2020 projects. Reichel’s recent publications address GDPR implementation, AI regulation , and the European Health Data Space , with a focus on balancing individual rights against public interests. She collaborates with the Center for Research Ethics & Bioethics, Uppsala University and participates in networks like the Privacy Law Forum . Her teaching includes Administrative Law and EU Law at undergraduate and advanced levels. She has held leadership roles such as Vice-Dean at Uppsala University’s Faculty of Law and serves on the Advisory Board of the Swedish Institute for European Policy Studies .

• Administrative Law
• European Law
• Data Protection
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Antoinette Scherz is Associate Professor of Practical Philosophy at Stockholm University's Department of Philosophy. She simultaneously serves as Senior Researcher in the ENROL Project ("Enforcing the Rule of Law: What can the European Union do to prevent rule-of-law deterioration from within?") at ARENA, University of Oslo, and as research committee member for the Stockholm Center on Global Governance (SCGG), where she leads the theme "Enhancing Global Governance." Her research program focuses on the intersection of political philosophy, international legal theory, and international relations, with particular attention to: Legitimacy of international institutions Transnational democracy Political autonomy Democratic backsliding in the European Union Human rights Migration Dr. Scherz's scholarly work demonstrates a consistent engagement with normative questions about global governance structures. Her recent publications examine how democratic principles can be maintained in the face of challenges like democratic backsliding in EU member states and question the legitimacy foundations of international climate institutions. She approaches these issues through rigorous philosophical analysis combined with practical institutional considerations. Her contributions to the field include publications in leading journals such as Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy, Journal of European Public Policy, and Moral Philosophy and Politics. Her work with the ENROL Project specifically addresses the normative justification for EU responses to rule-of-law violations, examining tools like suspension of voting rights versus expulsion of backsliding states. Dr. Scherz's academic journey includes: PhD in Philosophy from University of Zurich (2014) Research Fellow at Swiss National Competence Centre for Excellence in Research Challenges to Democracy in the 21st Century Research Fellow and Permanent Board Member at Centre for Advanced Studies Justitia Amplificata, Goethe University Frankfurt (2014-2017) Postdoctoral positions at PluriCourts, University of Oslo (2017-2020) and University of Graz (2021-2023) Visiting researcher positions at Princeton University's Center for Human Values and McGill University

• Political Philosophy
• International Legal Theory
• International Relations
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