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Nils Holzenberger is an Assistant Professor at Télécom Paris, France, since February 2023, affiliated with the Data Intelligence Graphs (DIG) research team within the Information Processing and Communication Laboratory (LTcI). His work bridges artificial intelligence, natural language processing, and legal domains through neuro-symbolic approaches to statutory reasoning, particularly in tax law. Education: PhD in Computer Science, Johns Hopkins University (2017-2022) Master's in Engineering, Mines ParisTech (2013-2017) Preparatory Classes, Lycée Louis-le-Grand (2011-2013) Holzenberger's research centers on legal artificial intelligence with emphasis on statutory reasoning limitations in large language models. He pioneered the SARA dataset for tax law reasoning and LegalBench benchmark, developing hybrid symbolic-neural frameworks that expose LLMs' shortcomings in precise legal interpretation. His work integrates Prolog solvers with NLP techniques to create executable tax code mappings and contract analysis tools, establishing foundational methods for verifiable legal AI systems. Analysis of his 15 most recent publications (2019-2024) reveals three dominant research thrusts: (1) Tax law reasoning benchmarks exposing LLM hallucinations, (2) Neuro-symbolic integration for statutory interpretation, and (3) Low-resource template extraction for legal documents. His work consistently demonstrates that pure neural approaches fail at precise legal reasoning, necessitating symbolic grounding for reliable legal AI applications. The DIG research team at Télécom Paris, where Holzenberger leads legal AI initiatives, is actively hiring faculty for neuro-symbolic projects. While specific grant details aren't public, his collaborations with HEC Paris, Copilex startup, and featured podcast appearances indicate substantial industry-academia engagement in legal tech development. Holzenberger directs the legal AI vertical within LTcI's DIG team, focusing on data intelligence for statutory reasoning. His group develops tools for tax minimization strategy discovery, contract analysis, and legal information extraction, maintaining close ties with legal practitioners through projects like the Prolog-based tax code interpreter. The team's infrastructure supports both academic research and startup partnerships in computational law.

• Natural Language Processing
• Artificial Intelligence
• Legal AI
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David Prytherch is a Professor in the Department of Geography at Miami University, specializing in urban planning, sustainability, and the intersection of law with urban spaces. He holds degrees from Pennsylvania State University and the University of Arizona. His research focuses on urbanization dynamics, spatial justice, and the politics of planning landscapes. He has authored/co-authored numerous publications on topics like mobility justice, right-of-way law, and regional planning in Spain and the U.S. Education: B.S. Geography, Pennsylvania State University (1992) M.A. Geography, University of Arizona (1999) Ph.D. Geography, University of Arizona (2003) Research Interests: Dr. Prytherch explores how urban landscapes reflect socio-political tensions and how planning can create equitable cities. Key themes include mobility justice, land use law, and the role of sustainability frameworks. He has studied urbanization in diverse locations like Valencia, Spain, and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, emphasizing how planning navigates between development and place preservation. Teaching & Advising: He teaches courses in urban geography, planning, and sustainability, emphasizing hands-on projects with local communities. He advises M.A. students on topics like regionalism and land use, collaborating on peer-reviewed publications. Notable collaborations include work with graduate students L. DePriest-Hricko and M. Zabik. Awards: 2008 Miami University Associated Student Government Professor of the Year Community Engagement: As Miami’s Sustainability Coordinator and Chair of the City of Oxford Planning Commission, he connects academic work to real-world challenges like trail systems and urban design. His projects include Safe Routes to School initiatives and the Oxford Area Trail System. Labs/Teams: Engaged in interdisciplinary urban planning projects, often involving students in community-based research. His work bridges academic research with local policymaking, fostering collaborative problem-solving.

• Urban Planning
• Sustainability
• Land Use Law
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Professor Karen Healy AM is Head of the School of Nursing, Midwifery and Social Work at The University of Queensland . Her work focuses on community-based approaches to health, wellbeing, and safety, particularly for marginalized populations. She leads research in family and community-led practice, child protection, research co-design, health equity, and social inclusion. Her research program includes a national project on family partnerships in child protection with Micah Projects and City University New York. She collaborates with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities to advance culturally responsive practices in health and human services. Her teaching emphasizes communication skills, family group meetings, and teamwork for health professionals. Education: Bachelor (Honours), The University of Queensland Doctor of Philosophy, The University of Queensland Graduate Certificate of Applied Statistics, Swinburne University of Technology Professor Healy has supervised 31 Research Higher Degree students and led initiatives like the Young Mothers for Young Women program. Her articles focus on child protection systems, Indigenous cultural connection, and transition planning for youth in care. Awards include the Order of Australia (AM) in 2016 and Principal Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (UK) in 2018.

• Social Work
• Child Protection
• Community-Based Health and Wellbeing
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Dr. Weronika Mazurkiewicz is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Urban Design and Regional Planning within the Faculty of Architecture at Gdańsk University of Technology. Her work focuses on urban planning, geographic information systems (GIS), and space syntax analysis. She actively contributes to projects like DigiClimAct, addressing climate action through digital tools. Education: PhD in Architecture and Urban Planning from Gdańsk University of Technology (2019). Research interests include marketplace regeneration, elderly-friendly public spaces, hospital design for oncology patients, and sustainable urban development strategies. She has pioneered studies on outdoor gyms for seniors and spatial cognition in healthcare environments. Publications emphasize GIS integration in education, 15-minute city planning instruments, and participatory design approaches. Her work bridges theoretical urban concepts with practical policy implementation, particularly in revitalizing public spaces and enhancing urban accessibility. Grants/Projects: Project Manager for DigiClimAct (EU-funded), focusing on digital climate action in Baltic cities. Collaborates with teams on placemaking, market regeneration, and participatory urban planning methodologies. Labs/Teams: Active in the Department of Urban Design and Regional Planning, leading research groups on urban sustainability and spatial analysis techniques.

• Urban Planning
• Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
• Space Syntax Analysis
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Paola Tagliavini is a Senior Lecturer at SDA Bocconi School of Management and Adjunct Professor at Bocconi University's Department of Accounting, specializing in Audit & Risk Management. She teaches graduate and master's courses including External Auditing, Internal Audit & Risk Compliance, and Enterprise Risk Management (ERM). Co-Director, Lab ERM Faculty, SDA Executive Courses (Risk Management, Compliance, Internal Audit) Faculty, Master in Corporate Finance and Executive Master in Finance Independent Board Director/Statutory Auditor for listed companies and asset management firms Her research focuses on risk management, internal control systems, and their integration into corporate governance frameworks, particularly for listed companies. She explores compliance strategies, risk financing, and cross-sector risk mitigation. Paola has published extensively on ERM, financial risks, and insurance-risk integration. Her work bridges theoretical analysis with practical applications in corporate sustainability and regulatory compliance. She also serves on control/risk committees and supervisory bodies under Italian Law 231/01, combining academic expertise with real-world governance roles.

• Risk Management
• Compliance Management
• Internal Auditing
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Professor Andrew J. M. Steven holds the Chair of Property Law at the University of Edinburgh's School of Law. He previously served at the Scottish Law Commission from 2011 to 2019 as the Commissioner responsible for property law reform. His academic work focuses on property law with particular emphasis on rights in security and moveable transactions. Steven's research interests center on property law, especially rights in security, moveable transactions, prescription and title to moveable property, heritable securities, land registration, and conveyancing. His work has significantly influenced Scottish property law reform, particularly through the Scottish Law Commission's Report on Moveable Transactions (Scot Law Com No 249, 2017), which was implemented by the Moveable Transactions (Scotland) Act 2023. He has also contributed to reforms in prescription law and section 53 of the Title Conditions (Scotland) Act 2003. His scholarly output demonstrates consistent focus on Scots property law evolution, with recurring themes in moveable transactions, security interests, and land law reform. His publications show a progression from theoretical works like 'Pledge and Lien' (2008) to practical statutory compilations and contemporary analysis of property law in Scotland. Recent work increasingly addresses the intersection of traditional property concepts with modern commercial needs. Professor Steven serves as Honorary Secretary of the Edinburgh Student Law Review, is a Writer to the Signet, and has held significant roles including membership on the Council of the Stair Society (2018-2023), the Scottish Parliamentary Working Group on tenement maintenance (reported 2019), trustee of Under One Roof (since 2020), and member of the Scottish Government's Cladding Stakeholder Group. He has maintained an active international presence, teaching at the European Private Law Summer School at the University of Salzburg since 2004, taking Edinburgh Law School undergraduates to this program since 2005, and teaching at the University of Fribourg since 2017 and the University of Innsbruck since 2023. His global engagement extends to presentations and teaching in Belgium, Canada, Estonia, Germany, Hungary, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Russia, Sweden, and the USA.

• Property Law
• Rights in Security
• Moveable Transactions
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Dr. Catherine Gilbert is a Lecturer at the University of Sydney's School of Architecture, Design and Planning. Her research focuses on statutory planning systems, regulatory reforms impacting housing affordability, and challenges faced by essential workers. She holds a PhD and MURP from the University of Sydney, an MA from King's College London, and a BA from Queen's University. Affiliated with the Sydney Environment Institute, her work explores housing policy, urban planning, and social equity in Australian cities. Key research areas include planning systems' role in housing diversity, policy design for affordable housing, and the interplay between urban development and workforce distribution. She has led multiple projects funded by AHURI and the ARC, addressing topics like key worker housing affordability and pandemic-era housing stimulus strategies. Her recent work highlights the spatial mismatch between essential workers' housing and workplaces, advocating for policy interventions to ensure equitable urban growth. Gilbert has contributed to influential reports such as 'Options to Improve Key Worker Access to Home Ownership' (2018) and 'Tracking the Housing Situation of Essential Workers' (2023). She collaborates with governments, industry, and community partners, emphasizing practical policy solutions. Grants include studies on private-sector involvement in social housing (AHURI, 2021) and urban recovery strategies post-pandemic. No scientific awards are explicitly listed, though her work has significant societal impact. Her teaching and supervision focus on urban planning and housing policy, with notable contributions to interdisciplinary research teams. She is part of the University's efforts to address urban challenges through collaborative, evidence-based approaches. Media engagements include analyses in The Conversation and domain.com.au on housing affordability and urban policy.

• Urban Planning
• Housing Policy
• Affordable Housing
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Göran Lind is an Adjunct Professor of Private Law at Stockholm University's Faculty of Law, with additional appointments at Örebro University (2012-2017) and Uppsala University (2006-2007). As CEO of Jura Law Institute since 1990, he has pioneered legal education for professionals including judges and solicitors. Academic Appointments: Adjunct Professor of Legal Science at Örebro University (2012-2017), Associate Professor at Uppsala University (2006-2007), Stockholm University (2018-present) Key Research Areas: Family Law, Private Law, Comparative Jurisprudence, EU Legal Integration, Nordic Family Law His work focuses on cohabitation law, inheritance systems, and legal harmonization across Nordic and EU jurisdictions. Notable publications include Common Law Marriage: A Legal Institution for Cohabitation (OUP 2008) and updated commentaries on Swedish inheritance/cohabitation law via JUNO digital platform. Current collaborative projects with leading Nordic universities examine evolving family structures and marriage concepts. Scientific Recognition: 2022 Emil Heijne Institute award (250,000 SKR) for contributions to legal science and pedagogy

• Family Law
• Private Law
• Comparative Law
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Bret Birdsong is a Professor of Law at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) William S. Boyd School of Law , where he has taught since 2000. A nationally recognized expert in public lands, natural resources, water law, environmental quality, property law, and administrative law , he has shaped environmental legal education and policy for over two decades. Education: B.A., magna cum laude , Princeton University J.D., summa cum laude and valedictorian, University of California, Hastings College of the Law Research Interests: Professor Birdsong’s scholarship focuses on the intersection of law, conservation, and governance. His work explores the legal frameworks governing public lands and natural resources , emphasizing collaborative federal-state conservation planning , water rights and allocation , and climate change adaptation . He has written extensively on the Colorado River , sage grouse conservation , and the Desert Renewable Energy Conservation Plan , advocating for sustainable and equitable resource management. Awards & Recognition: Secretary of Interior’s Outstanding Service Award for contributions to President Obama’s conservation agenda Government Service & Policy Impact: From 2009 to 2017, Professor Birdsong served as Deputy Solicitor for Land Resources at the U.S. Department of the Interior. In this role, he provided legal counsel to the Secretary of the Interior on high-profile conservation initiatives, including the creation and expansion of national monuments, the implementation of the sage grouse conservation program, and the development of renewable energy policies on public lands. His efforts led to groundbreaking legal frameworks for net conservation gain and environmental mitigation . Teaching & Mentorship: At UNLV, Professor Birdsong has influenced a generation of environmental law students as a co-author of the widely adopted casebook Natural Resources Law: A Place-Based Book of Problems and Cases . He teaches courses on natural resources law, water law, and environmental law, mentoring students in both academic and practical aspects of conservation law.

• Public Lands and Natural Resources Law
• Water Law
• Environmental Quality Law
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Dr Jason Monios is an Associate Professor at the School of Engineering and The Built Environment , Edinburgh Napier University, affiliated with the Transport Research Innovation Centre (TRI). His work focuses on transport policy , port governance , intermodal transport , and institutional analysis , with particular interest in the interplay between formal and informal governance structures in public transport systems. 2018: Analysis of formal-informal institutional dynamics in public transport governance 2017: Research on competitive strategies for intermodal terminals 2015: Studies on port competitiveness, virtual joint ventures in transport, and hinterland integration Research Trends : His publications examine institutional frameworks in transport policy, intermodal terminal lifecycle strategies, port competitiveness, and sustainable freight solutions. Key themes include governance theory , maritime logistics , and urban freight policy . Grants & Projects : • ENRICH (2013-2017): £53,909 • GreenCorr (2012-2015): £222,345 • Dryport (2009-2012): £581,250

• Transport Policy
• Maritime Logistics
• Intermodal Transport
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Abraham Bell is Professor of Law at the University of San Diego School of Law, where he joined the faculty in 2009, and also serves on the law faculty at Bar Ilan University in Israel. His academic credentials include: SJD from Harvard University (2004) Juris Doctor (JD) from the University of Chicago (1993) Bachelor of Arts (BA) from the University of Chicago (1989) Professor Bell's research centers on intellectual property and property law systems, with specialized expertise in trademark law, copyright fair use doctrine, land use planning, and real estate transactions. His work frequently examines the theoretical foundations of property rights within both individual and communal contexts, bridging doctrinal analysis with practical legal applications. His 2016-2021 publications reveal a concentrated exploration of copyright fair use mechanisms (particularly with collaborator Gideon Parchomovsky), privacy-property intersections, and partial takings jurisprudence. These works appear in premier law reviews including Virginia Law Review, Texas Law Review, and Columbia Law Review, demonstrating consistent engagement with foundational property concepts across diverse legal frameworks. His professional honors include: Alon Fellow by the Israeli Council for Higher Education (2006) Membership in the Order of the Coif Mulroy Prize for Excellence in Appellate Advocacy with Distinction (University of Chicago) Bell previously clerked for Justice Mishael Cheshin of the Israeli Supreme Court and the High Court of Justice Department, served as a University of Chicago Law Review editor, and held visiting professorships at University of Connecticut and Fordham Law Schools. No information regarding student advising or research grants is provided in available sources.

• Trademark Law
• Property
• Land Use Planning
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Steven Gallagher is a Professor of Practice in Law (by courtesy) and Associate Dean (Academic & Student Affairs) at the Faculty of Law, The Chinese University of Hong Kong . His work bridges Law and Technology , Art and Cultural Heritage Law , Legal History , and Superhero Films in Legal Education . Education: LL.B. (First Class), University of Wolverhampton LL.M. Barrister (Gray’s Inn) Post Graduate Certificate in Teaching in Higher Education Gallagher’s research examines the intersection of property law with cultural heritage , digital technology , and Chinese customary law . His recent publications focus on NFTs , virtual teaching , and trust law reform . His academic work spans 10 books and over 100 articles , with trends in digital law , art law , and legal history . Notable awards include the CUHK LAW Teaching Excellence Award 2021-22 and the Vice-Chancellor’s Exemplary Teaching Award 2012 . Scientific Awards: CUHK LAW Teaching Excellence Award 2021-22 The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Vice-Chancellor’s Exemplary Teaching Award 2012 Gallagher has advised on 20 professional legal works , including Halsbury’s Laws of Hong Kong and Atkin’s Court Forms . He co-organized the 2nd Asian Regional Workshop on Underwater Cultural Heritage (2022) and leads initiatives in asynchronous legal education .

• Law and Technology
• Art, Antiquities, Cultural Heritage and the Law
• Legal History
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Kirsikka Riekkinen is an Assistant Professor at Aalto University in the Built Environment domain, specializing in land administration , cadastral systems , and property rights . Her research bridges technological innovation with policy analysis, focusing on digitalization , security implications , and climate impacts of land governance frameworks. Research Focus Development of holistic cadastral frameworks for mature systems Land consolidation in Finland and Africa, including climate effects Security-based property restrictions in Northern Europe Integration of blockchain , text mining , and 3D modeling into land administration Comparative analysis of Nordic and African land policies Scientific Trends in Publications Her article corpus (2012-2025) reveals a sustained focus on land consolidation (with climate implications), cadastral modernization (digitalization, blockchain), and cross-national policy analysis (Finland, Nigeria, Rwanda). Recent works emphasize public value perspectives and security challenges in cadastral systems. Teaching & Professional Role As an Assistant Professor, she contributes to academic discourse in land governance. Contact: kirsikka.riekkinen@aalto.fi

• Cadastral Systems
• Land Administration
• Property Rights
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Dr David Plater is an Associate Professor at the University of Adelaide Law School and Deputy Director of the South Australian Law Reform Institute (SALRI), a nonpartisan law reform body formed through partnership between the University, Law Society, and State Government. He also serves as an Adjunct Associate Professor at the University of Tasmania Law School. His teaching portfolio includes Law Reform (supporting SALRI's work), Criminal Law, Selected Issues in Criminal Law, Evidence, and Advocacy. Dr Plater holds a PhD from the University of Tasmania (2011) examining the historical development and modern application of the prosecutor's role as a 'minister of justice'. He is admitted as a legal practitioner in England, Republic of Ireland, Northern Territory, Tasmania, and South Australia. His extensive practical experience includes work as a Senior Crown Prosecutor and with the State DPP in South Australia. His research focuses on modern Law Reform, surrogacy, prosecution discretion, victims' rights, vulnerable parties in the justice system, and legal history. His thematic approach emphasizes making the legal system more efficient, equitable, and accessible for traditionally overlooked groups including victims of sexual abuse, individuals with cognitive impairments, and Aboriginal communities. He often draws on historical analysis to highlight longstanding legal issues and explores how fair trial rights must balance competing interests of accused, victims, and community. Dr Plater's recent publications reveal consistent focus on law reform through SALRI's work, with particular attention to vulnerable witnesses, surrogacy law, powers of attorney, and historical perspectives on criminal justice. His research bridges historical legal analysis with contemporary challenges, especially regarding fair trial rights and balancing competing interests in the justice system. Australian Research Council Linkage grant ($252,124) for national jury study on sentencing for sex offences Research on surrogacy law and practice in South Australia Independent statutory review of the Ageing and Adult Safeguarding Act South Australian Law Foundation project examining Communication Partner model As Deputy Director of SALRI, Dr Plater oversees major inquiries into difficult legal topics with Professor John Williams (Director) and Louise Scarman (EO). SALRI's work emphasizes inclusive engagement with regional and Indigenous communities, and many of its reports have led to significant legislative changes in South Australia. He has been instrumental in SALRI references on succession law, surrogacy, provocation issues, abortion, powers of attorney, and adult safeguarding.

• Prosecution Role and Discretion
• Witnesses and Victims in Criminal Justice System
• Modern Law Reform
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Mohamad El Daouk serves as a Lecturer in Construction Law at The Bartlett School of Sustainable Construction, University College London (UCL). His academic profile demonstrates strong expertise at the intersection of construction law, sustainability practices, and Islamic finance principles within the built environment sector. Dr. El Daouk's research interests focus on building and engineering contracts; ethical and faith-based construction project management and supply chain management; mortgages in the built environment; Islamic real estate and construction project finance; and international commercial dispute resolution (particularly mediation and adjudication). His scholarly work consistently addresses contemporary challenges in construction law, with recent publications examining ESG compliance, supply chain governance, and the integration of religious principles into construction practices. His publication record shows a clear trajectory toward addressing sustainability challenges in construction law, with numerous 2024-2025 publications focusing on ESG implementation, climate commitments, and sustainable practices within the UK construction industry. His research uniquely bridges conventional construction law with specialized areas including Islamic finance principles and ethical supply chain management. CEM Programme Deputy Leader at University College London (since July 2024) Regular contributor to Proceedings of Institution of Civil Engineers: Management, Procurement and Law Active participant in academic discourse through Cambridge University Land Society Dr. El Daouk teaches multiple construction law modules at UCL including Contract Law and Administration, Introduction to Law and Contracts, Procurement of Construction, Engineering and Professional Services, and Contract Administration and Law II. He has also taught International Construction Law and Dispute Resolution at the University of East Anglia (UEA).

• Construction Law
• Building and Engineering Contracts
• Ethical and Faith-Based Construction Project Management
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