Apiiyah Erskine, Doctoral Researcher, examining how environmental sustainability can be integrated into data protection law by reconceptualising core GDPR principles such as data minimisation through a sustainability lens, with a particular focus on their application within the European Health Data Space (EHDS).
Abdelrazek Fouad, Doctoral Researcher on the topic Implications of implementing the Right to be Forgotten (RTBF) on AI, particularly regarding personal data and erasure. How to facilitate AI compliance with RTBF.
Adiputri Ratih, Postdoctoral Researcher, focuses on the themes of global and local problems in green energy transition from the Global South perspectives, everyday language of climate crisis, and environmental multilateralism.
Al-Hamidi Anwar, Doctoral Researcher, research examines how legal frameworks, such as the GDPR, Data Act, Data Governance Act, and Open Data Directive, can support open innovation, multi-stakeholder data collaboration, and sustainability transitions in the digital economy.
Ballardini Rosa, Professor, Intellectual Property Rights
Cadillo Chandler Dhanay, University Researcher, main areas of research include international IP Law, IPR & sustainability, multi-stakeholder collaboration, access to medicines, pharma regulation, bioeconomy, WTO law, comparative law.
Casi Corinna, Postdoctoral Researcher, research interests include Environmental Ethics, Environmental value pluralism, (Sámi) Indigenous traditional ecological knowledge (TEK), Decolonial thinking, Ecological Justice, Feminist approach to multispecies cohabitation.
Dermawan Artha, Doctoral Researcher with research interests in Intellectual Property Law, traditional knowledge of Indigenous and local communities, regulatory frameworks for the digitized music industry, and sustainable artificial intelligence systems.
Diaconescu Andrei, Doctoral Researcher
Fallach Dominika, Doctoral Researcher, whose main focus is on Intellectual Property law, in particular Copyright law. Her research concerns extended collective license and relation between buy-out contracts and fair remuneration for audiovisual authors.
Girardi Dino, Doctoral Researcher in Legal Informatics, focuses on the interdisciplinary aspects of the Open (Government) Data ecosystem.
Hansen Leena, University Researcher, main areas of research include Indigenous peoples’ rights, Sámi rights, and environmental human rights.
Heinrich Katharina, Researcher. Her research topics include Arctic and Antarctic Law and Governance, as well as Coastal and Marine Management in Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction.
Hossain Kamrul, Research Professor. His research interests include, among others, climate change law, environmental law and governance, ocean governance and law of the sea, and human rights law applicable to Indigenous peoples.
Huttunen Mikko, University Lecturer in Public International Law.
Kaave Piia, University Lecturer, research focuses on Proactive Law, Legal Design, Proactive, Sustainable, and Resilient Contracts, Law & Management and AI in these research areas.
Kaisto Janne, Professor, research focusing on the role of private law in the context of environmental sustainability and new technologies.
Karjalainen Katja, Professor of Law and Welfare. Her research focuses on vulnerabilities in the context of private law, domestic and private international family and non-discrimination law.
Kaunisvaara Mikko, Doctoral Researcher
Kovalainen Jaana, Doctoral Researcher, multidisciplinary research topics include access to patient rights, such as access to healthcare and health data, European Health Data Space (EHDS), legal design.