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Doctor in law, assistant professor at the Department of European Law at the Faculty of Law and Administration of the University of Warsaw. Attorney-at-law and researcher specializing in the broadly understood law of new technologies, personal data protection law, competition and consumer protection law, and regulation of digital services and markets.

Author of numerous scientific and popular science publications in the above areas, including the monograph "Big Data and the Abuse of a Dominant Position by Data-Driven Online Platforms under EU Competition Law" (Warsaw 2021), which is an updated version of the doctoral dissertation awarded with the Award of the Prime Minister for outstanding doctoral theses (2021). Co-author of the commentary on the Digital Services Act (DSA) and the Digital Markets Act (DMA). Speaker at conferences, seminars, and training courses organized in Poland and abroad. In her scientific and popular science work, she devotes particular attention to the regulation of very large internet platforms (so-called Big Techs) and digital markets.

Doctor of Law (2007), assistant professor at the Faculty of Political Science and International Studies, University of Warsaw. Lecturer at Łazarski University in Warsaw. Scholarship holder of the French Government (2004-2005). Graduate of the Center Européen Universitaire, Université Nancy 2 (2005, diplomas DEA Droit Communautaire, DESE). Expert of the Latvian Higher Education Quality Agency (AIKA). Member of associations: UACES, PTSE (Polish Society for European Studies). From 2023, as part of the international research project REALM, financed by Horizon Europe, she leads a work package dealing with the legal, ethical, and social aspects of using artificial intelligence in medical devices. Her research interests include legal and political aspects of EU citizenship (including its digital aspect), European and comparative constitutional law, legal issues of the functioning of the internal market, and regulatory and ethical aspects of the policy of developing artificial intelligence in the EU.

Attorney-at-law. Docteur en droit (2011). She is assistant professor at the Utrecht University School of Law and managing editor of the Utrecht Law Review. A graduate of the University of Gdańsk, the University of Sciences Sociales (Capitole) in Toulouse, and King's College in London. Scholarship holder of the French Government (2003 - 2004). Member of the Polish Competition Law Association and the Polish EU Law Association. Her professional interests include public and private application of European Union and national competition law, the relationship between competition law and other areas of law, and the independence of regulatory bodies. Her recent research focuses on European regulation of  media.

Doctor of law (Ludwig-Maximilian University in Munich), LL.M., attorney-at-law with several years of experience in conducting legal disputes, served as director or deputy director of large Polish companies (EADS PZL Warszawa-Okęcie, Poczta Polska S.A.) and head of public affairs at Ringier Axel Springer Polska. Former scholarship holder of the Max Planck Institute for Innovation and Competition in Munich, an arbitrator at the Court of Arbitration at the Lewiatan Confederation and at the Internet Domain Court at PIIT,  a sworn translator of German. He is a member of the European Commission's group of experts (Team Europe Direct), a specialist in the law of the latest technologies, emphasizing artificial intelligence and intellectual property. He provides professional regulatory consulting (public affairs), has issued numerous opinions on national and EU legislative projects, and has co-created Poland's A.I. development strategy. Author of numerous speeches, trainings for lawyers, and dozens of scientific publications. Lecturer at the National School of Judges and Prosecutors, conducts postgraduate studies at the Institute of Legal Sciences of the Polish Academy of Sciences, Koźminski University, and Warsaw School of Economics and teaches copyright law at the Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology.

Attorney-at-law, legal and public policy director at Agora S.A., vice-president of the Repropol Association of Journalists and Publishers and the Association of Private Media Employers. An expert in the field of media law, press law and copyright law, associated with the mass media for over 10 years. Representative and defender of journalists and publishers in numerous SLAPP proceedings. In the years 2013-2019, he served as general counsel in one of the companies of a leading media group in Poland. In 2019-2021, he headed the media law practices of premier Polish law firms. His interests include, in particular, the regulation of large online platforms, press freedom and media pluralism, and the legal framework for the functioning of AI tools.

Doctor of Law (2007), assistant professor at the Faculty of Political Science and International Studies, University of Warsaw. Lecturer at Łazarski University in Warsaw. Scholarship holder of the French Government (2004-2005). Graduate of the Center Européen Universitaire, Université Nancy 2 (2005, diplomas DEA Droit Communautaire, DESE). Expert of the Latvian Higher Education Quality Agency (AIKA). Member of associations: UACES, PTSE (Polish Society for European Studies). From 2023, as part of the international research project REALM, financed by Horizon Europe, she leads a work package dealing with the legal, ethical, and social aspects of using artificial intelligence in medical devices. Her research interests include legal and political aspects of EU citizenship (including its digital aspect), European and comparative constitutional law, legal issues of the functioning of the internal market, and regulatory and ethical aspects of the policy of developing artificial intelligence in the EU.