Presented at ‘Balancing history: The Artist, The Patient and The Clinician’

Presented on Presentation on ‘Education and Children’s schoolwork: a copyright perspective on the use of AI tools in schools’- as part of Children’s data: use and access in educational settings in the context of AI at the House of Lords

Artificial Intelligence and Education 2nd Working Conference on ‘Regulating The Use Of AI Systems In Education’

Roundtable on ‘Sustainable Open Access, transformative agreements and rights of retention’

Presentation on Right(s) place at the right(s) time: author rights in academic publishing

Presentation: Orphan works (EU and UK): a comparison of legal narratives As part of the seminar series of the British Literary and Artistic Copyright Association, the speakers addressed the UK’s orphan works regime which governs creative works or performances for which one or more of the right holders is either unknown or cannot be found. Maria Mercedes Frabboni considered the academic discussions around the Orphan Works Directive and developments under UK law. Lord Justice Colin Birss talked about his personal experience of applying for and successfully obtaining an orphan works licence.

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