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Olasunkanmi  Matthew  Alofe is a postgraduate researcher at the
University of Derby where he is pursuing a PhD in cyber security. He also
holds a MSc. in Cyber Security from the University of Derby. His current
research encompasses cyber security, the Internet of Things, and machine
learning.
Edoardo Celeste is an Assistant Professor of Law at the School of Law
and Government at Dublin City University, Ireland. He specialises in law,
technology and innovation. His research interests lie in the field of digital
rights and constitutionalism, social media policy and regulation, privacy
and data protection law, and EU digital policy. Dr Celeste is currently the
Principal Investigator of the ‘Digital Constitutionalism: In Search of a
Content Governance Standard’ project funded by Facebook Research.
Federico  Fabbrini is Full Professor of European Law at the School of
Law & Government and the Principal of the Brexit Institute at Dublin
City University, Ireland. He is the author of “Fundamental Rights in
Europe” (Oxford University Press 2014) and “Economic Governance in
Europe” (Oxford University Press 2016). He is the Editor of “The Law &
Politics of Brexit” (Oxford University Press 2017) and “The Law &
Politics of Brexit. Volume 2: the Withdrawal Agreement” (Oxford
University Press 2020), amongst others. In 2019, he was awarded the
Charlemagne Prize, a research fellowship, in recognition of his work on
the Future of Europe.
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