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Current Research

Our current research covers a wide range of topics, including governance of cloud services, cloud contracts, data protection and privacy, cloud robotics, taxation of cloud providers and services, and the legal status of online digital assets.

We highlight a number of our current research areas below.

Health Data, Big Data, and Big Tech

This project considers the legal implications of Big Tech’s expansion into the market of healthcare, focusing on the control of and access to data.
Health Data, Big Data, and Big Tech

Cloud Gaming

This project ‘demystifies’ cloud-based videogaming models and legal implications, incl. Gaming-as-a-Service like Google Stadia and Xbox Cloud Gaming
Cloud Gaming

Corporate income tax implications of the digitalised economy

This project assesses the current international tax principles are adequate in guaranteeing the fair allocation of taxing rights between states
Corporate income tax implications of the digitalised economy

Data Ownership in the Cloud

This project looks at the role of property rights in digital assets and asks whether customer data stored in the cloud qualifies as property
Data Ownership in the Cloud

Commercial exchanges of personal data in civil/common law

This project analyses the doctrinal distinctions between the Spanish and UK common law systems of data protection contracts under contract law
Commercial exchanges of personal data in civil/common law
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