GAEIA’s 2022-23 researchers span 17 time zones, 27 countries, 37 different universities, and over 20 disciplinary fields.
Meet the Researchers!
Alesia Zhuk,
Spain, Barcelona
cyber law, international law, digital rights, legal regulation of cyberspace
Aliki Ntouzgou
research assistant at IFF, Blockchain, CBDCs, Cryptocurrencies, Web3, Metaverse, NFTs
Anamarija Delic,
Zagreb, Croatia
finance reporting, financial institutions and digital transformation
Anna Pustovoit,
Kyiv, Ukraine
Ashley Choi,
San Mateo, USA
social sciences, public policy, DEI
Beyza Arslan,
Istanbul, Turkey
economics, innovation in education and workforce, data analysis, entrepreneurship, public policy
Cesar Rosales,
Mexico, Spain
technology and Democracy, responsible AI/ML, international organizations, startups and entrepreneurship, social impact
Christine Cepelak
data scientist and student of public policy. Her work focuses on feminism, climate justice & and responsible future technology
Christopher Lam,
London, UK
equity investment with machine learning, digital connectivity, ai ethics, agile leadership, transformational entrepreneurship
Chun Yi (Chloe) Yip
technology, sustainability, energy
Debbie Chung
tech, innovation, digital engagement, music and gaming
Diego Chagas de Souza,
Florianópolis, Brazil (based in Berlin, Germany)
transparency/opacity, information policies, democracy studies, literature, and politics
Federico Cruz,
Mexico City
innovation & technology, entrepreneurship & artificial intelligence, social change, engineering
Geovana Moreira
behavioral economics, philosophy and history. people, entrepreneurship, trips, coffee and dancing
Ha Do,
Vietnam (studying in Melbourne, Australia)
intellectual property law, Internet law and the intersection between law and technology
Harsh Dubey,
India
data science enthusiast,ai research,material science,bibliophile
İris Çim Yalçın,
Istanbul, Turkey
industrial engineering & economic, social impact, sustainability, economic development + sports and music
Igbalawole Olomiyete,
Lagos, Nigeria
application of technology in education and accounting practice
John Olukuru
Katarzyna Baszak,
Warsaw, Poland
possible normative approaches towards AI and data law, economic analysis of the law
Laszlo Van Daal,
Paris, France
regulatory law, administrative law, comparative administrative law, competition law and economics, law and political economy, data regulation
Martin Dimitrov,
Yambol, Bulgaria
entrepreneurship, Innovation
Miyu Niishi
business analytics, digital innovation, cybersecurity, computer science business analytics, digital innovation, cybersecurity, computer science
Njoki Murithi,
Nairobi, Kenya
communication, policy, business, climate change & sustainability
Opeoluwa Osisanya,
Lagos, Nigeria
Pengfei Fu
digital media, governance, policy, coffee, traveling, and dogs
Rafael Santana
Rakesh Kumar,
Sydney, Australia
digital labour and migrant entrepreneurship, algorithmic, cognitive and other social biases, creator economy
Raymond Rohne,
Hong Kong
cultural history, development of inclusive art collections, applied liberal arts, long distance cycling, bonsai cultivation
Sarvanshi Swaroop,
India
data science, responsible ai, ml in healthcare, biotechnology
Stanslaus Mwongela,
Nairobi, Kenya
computer science, multimodal-machine learning, natural language processing, explainable ai and responsible ai
Titus Tunduny,
Nairobi, Kenya
health informatics, software development, game development, xai
Tomasz Kostrzewa,
Warsaw, Poland
mathematics, finance, geography
Tugce Yerlitas,
Lithuania/Turkey
human capital sustainability, sustainable human resource management, impacts of emerging technologies on HRM
Umoh Umoh,
Nigeria
Wilmar Quintero,
Milan, Italia
technology policy, tech regulations¸ impact of technology on labor markets
Xi LI,
Shanghai, China
economics and law
Xiyao Liu,
China
digital media (social media), surveillance, political, and public communication, (contextualised) trust, cats, and dogs
Yasmin Al Kardi
ai and ethics in finance, gdpr personal data protection, financial and insurance regulation, uk and european law
Yip Jia Qi
finds ways to use acoustic ai on non-acoustic signals
Yuet Chau,
Hong Kong
artificial intelligence, fintech, impact investing, equality in financial market, data ethics, robot discrimination
Zhanna Yakunina
internet technology law, social activities, e-governance, blockchain