Michele Neitz

Research & Publications

Our Research Approach

The Center's research seeks to advance innovation and collaboration at the convergence of emerging technologies and the legal domain. The Center has established an interdisciplinary community which provides law students with opportunities for growth and exploration. Through its research, the Center aims to promote social good by cultivating an engaged network that encourages knowledge sharing, critical discourse, and collective problem-solving through articles, studies, and reports.

Community of Scholars

Affiliated Faculty: The Center is working with faculty from the Law School, Department of Computer Science, School of Management, Data Institute, and Entrepreneurship and Innovation Program.

International Affiliated Scholars: The International Affiliated Scholars (IAS) program is a part of the Center’s educational focus. The IAS program, supported by Filecoin Foundation for the Decentralized Web (FFDW), is bringing together and empower blockchain scholars worldwide to explore the nexus of blockchain law and social good.

J.D. Student Research Fellowships & LL.M. Graduate Research Fellowships

Interdisciplinary Academic Research

The Center is producing and publishing Interdisciplinary academic research in various formats. Our works include but are not limited to: Law review & journal articles, short-form pieces, and podcasts.

Opportunities for USF Students

We offer co-authoring opportunities for USF students, research assistant and student fellow positions for USF students, and opportunity to engage with guest lecturers and visitors across campus.

Publications