Tommaso Fia

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Congratulations and farewell to Dr. Tommaso Fia


Changes are always bittersweet. We are delighted, yet also a little sad, to announce that Dr. Tommaso Fia has left the Faculty of Law of the University of Tübingen to take up a position as Lecturer in Data Law and Governance at University College London from September 2025.

Since joining us in 2023, Tommaso has been a devoted member of the Chair of Law and Artificial Intelligence’s team led by Professor Finck. He has contributed to our work with dedication and commitment, not only by carrying out research at the intersection of data & AI law, governance and normative theory, but also 
contributing to organising academic events that valued exchanges of ideas, debate and collaboration. Overall his work at the Chair of Law and Artificial Intelligence nurtured our growing community in multiple ways, through his collegial spirit, his intellectual generosity and his kindness as a colleague. Tommaso will be much missed in Tübingen as a researcher, colleague and friend. Meanwhile, we are excited for him as he moves on to an exciting new chapter and we wish him all the very best for the future, with the promise to stay connected in the years ahead.

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    • Gijs van Maanen, Charlotte Ducuing and Tommaso Fia, ‘Data Commons’ (2024) 13 Internet Policy Review 1

    • Tommaso Fia, ‘Governance of Urban Data Commons as a Matter of Value Redistribution in the Smart City’ (2024) Sens Public <https://sens-public.org/articles/1648/>.

    • Tommaso Fia and Ian J Murray, ‘Commodification and EU Law: A Genealogy’ (2023) 2 European Law Open 372.

    • Tommaso Fia, ‘Resisting IP Overexpansion: The Case of Trade Secret Protection of Non-personal Data’ (2022) IIC – International Review of Intellectual Property and Competition Law <https://doi.org/10.1007/s40319-022-01204-8>. 

    • Tommaso Fia, ‘An Alternative to Data Ownership: Managing Access to Non-Personal Data through the Commons’ (2021) 21 Global Jurist 181 <https://doi.org/10.1515/gj-2020-0034>.

    • Jan Pohle and others, ‘Data Privacy Legislation in the EU Member States – Part Two of the Practical Overview (Italy)’ (2018) 5 Computer Law Review International 133 <https://www.academia.edu/39950895/Data_Privacy_Legislation_in_the_EU_Member_States_Part_Two_of_the_Pratical_Overview>.

    • Tommaso Fia, ‘La tutela dei dati non personali: accesso, proprietà e regolamentazione’ (2019) 1 Nuovo Notiziario Giuridico 60 <https://www.ui.torino.it/notizia/79806/nuovo-notiziario-giuridico-2019-n-1/download/50993/>.

    • Tommaso Fia, ‘Trasparenza del Trattamento e Legal Design: Verso un Approccio Comportamentale e Democratico’ in Barbara Pasa and Gianni Sinni (eds), Transparency by Design: Incontro Interdisciplinare sul Principio di Trasparenza dei Dati Personali. Venezia, 19 dicembre 2022 (Bembo Officina Editoriale 2024).

    • Tommaso Fia, ‘Data Governance to Tackle Covid-19: Some Lessons to Be Learnt from the Pandemic’ in Francisco De Abreu Duarte and Francesca Palmiotto (eds), Sovereignty, Technology and Governance after COVID: Legal Challenges in a Post-Pandemic Europe (Hart 2022) <https://www.bloomsbury.com/uk/sovereignty-technology-and-governance-after-covid19-9781509955985/>.

    • Roberto Valenti and Tommaso Fia, ‘Creazioni dell’intelligenza artificiale e profili di tutela autorale’ in Giulio Coraggio and others, Come preparare la propria azienda alla digital revolution. Opportunità, obblighi e rischi dell'intelligenza artificiale (Wolters Kluwer 2019) <https://shop.wki.it/offerta/come-preparare-la-propria-azienda-alla-digital-revolution-s705260/>.