• Quantifying digital health inequality across a national healthcare system 

  Zhang, J; Gallifant, J; Pierce, R; et al. (BMJ Publishing / BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT, 2023)

  Objectives Digital health inequality, observed as differential utilization of digital tools between population groups, has not previously been quantified in the National Health Service. Deployment of universal digital ...

• Digital determinants of health: opportunities and risks amidst health inequities. 

  Gallifant, J; Celi, LA; Pierce, RL (Nature Research, 25 August 2023)

  Digital transformation offers unprecedented opportunities for advancing healthcare, but also raises complex ethical and legal challenges. Emerging drivers of health disparity termed ‘digital determinants of health’ call ...

• Citizen scientists as data controllers: Data protection and ethics challenges of distributed science 

  Purtova, N; Pierce, RL (Elsevier, 3 November 2023)

  Citizen-science is a rapidly expanding approach to knowledge production that increasingly involves the collection of personal data in various forms. This processing of personal data invokes relevant data protection laws and, ...

• Braverman’s ‘crisis’, LGBTQIA+ refugees, and the mischaracterisation of law 

  Rifath, F (Human Rights and Democracy Forum, University of Exeter Law School, 4 October 2023)

• Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Watermarking to Transform Copyright Arbitration and Dispute Resolution for Three-Dimensional (3D) printing: An Empirical Analysis 

  Griffin, J; Noussia, K; Nedeva, S; et al. (European Journal of Law and Technology, 2023)

  Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been the subject of much discussion in terms of its applicability to law. This paper focuses on the use of AI in copyright arbitration and dispute resolution for three-dimenisonal (3D) ...

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