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My research focuses on private & commercial law issues arising from AI and blockchain and the regulation of these new technologies. Prior to joining ���������¼�, I held senior positions at top universities worldwide, including the Chair in��Commercial Law at the University of Exeter, UK and the first-ever Fellowship in Chinese Law at the University of Oxford. I also founded and led Oxford’s first lawtech research and innovation lab.��I received the Global Australian Award for Technology in 2024.

I am a member of the LawtechUK Panel and a senior independent expert advising the UK Ministry of��Justice and the Judiciary on new and emerging��technologies, data governance, and open justice.��I have previously served��on the UK Government’s expert body on responsible AI and data innovation and��on international taskforces on technology governance, including the G7, World Economic Forum, World Bank, and UNIDROIT.

I am a Visiting Fellow at the University of Oxford Martin School. I have also held honorary and visiting appointments at Columbia University (New York), University of Zurich and Peking University School of Transnational Law.

I have been called to the Bar in England and Wales and admitted as a Solicitor in New South Wales.

I actively collaborate with industry, government bodies, and civil society organisations to advance responsible AI practices and enhance ethical standards in technology use. My research and insights have been featured in a range of global media outlets, including the Financial Times, BBC, New York Times, The Economist, Guardian, Australian Financial Review, Nikkei, Nikkei Asia Review, NHK and South China Morning Post.