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| Antonio D'Aiola is Full Professor of Costitutional Law at the Department of Law, Politics and International Studies of the University of Parma. For years, he has been concerned with the relationship between science, technology and law. He has also written on artificial intelligence, neuroscience and bio-law, and since 2016 he has been Director of the University Center for Bioetichs (UCB). He was a member Member of the Scientific Committee of the Master in Health, Environment and Food: European Law and Risk Regulation (2015-2016) and Director of the Department of Legal Sciences (2002/2006). Previously, he taught and/or carried out research at, among others, the University of Florence (where he completed his PhD in Public Law), and the University of Naples Federico II. He has been a Visiting Professor and Visiting Fellow at the University of Reading (UK), the Fordham University Law School in New York (USA, NY), and the Boston College Law School (USA, MA). He has given talks and lectures in many foreign universities, including the Universities of Nancy (FR), Lima (Peru), Reading (UK), Abat Oliba in Barcelona (ESP), UNAM in Mexico City, Carlova (Charles University) in Prague (Czech Republic), Baltimore (USA), Tucuman (ARG). |
