Teaching
Areas of teaching
Based on my previous experiences and current research, I would be well suited for teaching courses at graduate and undergraduate levels:
Doctrinal: administrative law, EU law (especially technology regulation), data protection
Methodology: law and technology, comparative law, regulatory theory
Foundations: introduction to law, legal logic, legal writing
Experience
Current and upcoming teaching
Lecture at the Brussels School of Competition, 12 January 2025.
Past courses
AI in Practice: Legal and Technical Perspectives
Graduate-level, lecture-based course taught with Francesca Palmiotto, Natalia Menéndez González, and Sarah Tas. European University Institute, fall term 2021. Syllabus.
The Regulation of Automated Decision-Making
Undergraduate-level seminar. University of São Paulo, first semester of 2020. Syllabus (Portuguese).
Computable Law I
Graduate-level course, lecture-based course taught with Juliano Maranhão. University of São Paulo, second semester of 2019. Syllabus (Portuguese and English).
Automated Decision-Making and Data Protection
Undergraduate-level seminar. University of São Paulo, second semester of 2019. Syllabus (Portuguese).
Guest Lecturing
Artificial intelligence
Guest lecture at the Digital Technologies for Lawyers undergraduate course (professor Niovi Vavoula), 12 November 2024 (University of Luxembourg).
EU Regulation: The EU AI Act
Lecture at the Brussels School of Competition, 21 February 2024.
The EU AI Act — Implications for financial regulation and supervision
Lecture at the EU Supervisory Digital Finance Academy Foundational course, 23 October 2023
Guest lecture at the Law and Technology master course (professor Shu Li), 17 March 2023 (City University of Hong Kong, China). Slides here.
Questions? Don't hesitate to get in touch!
