research

Current and completed research on human rights, AI, neurotechnology, and data.

My research examines how emerging technologies reshape human rights law and how legal institutions produce, classify, and use data.

For the open-source applications and datasets developed alongside this work, see tools.

Current research

Neurorights

Neurorights

Research on mental privacy, neurorights, and human rights obligations in neurotechnology

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Selected research

Data rights in the age of AI

Data rights in the age of AI

Research on state obligations in data governance under international human rights law

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Promising practices & human rights

Promising practices & human rights

Research on how human rights actors define and evaluate promising practices

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Uncomfortable data

Uncomfortable data

Research on data collection frameworks concerning migrant children deprived of liberty

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