Our research students

Our research students cover a variety of research themes, under the supervision of our research staff.

Competition law

  • Yingying [Jessie] Zhu, ‘A critical analysis of the application of merger control in China and in the European Union to big data’
  • Wenyu Zhou – ‘Abuse of dominance by online platforms in China and EU’  
  • Cansin Karga, 'Analysis of the Relation Between Patent Holdup and Standard Setting Organisations’ IPR Policies
  • Marcos Araujo Boyd, ‘The Notion of Undertaking in European Competition Law’ 

Corporate and financial law

Federica Agostini - 'Regulating Sustainable Securitisation'

Siyi Chen - 'Solving the conflict of interest between shareholders and directors: from the perspectives the UK, the US and China'

Sichang Cui - 'Exploring the challenges of Green Finance and its Fintech solutions and possible legal issues that arise in the UK and China'

Sümeyye Nur Mete: 'The use of artificial intelligence in corporate governance: Ethics, morality and legal issues surrounding AI’s'

Lorena Mičik - 'Taking security over crypto-assets'

Sathian Rungthongkhamkul - Crafting Access to Civil Justice in Thailand : Strengthening Civil Remedy Framework in Responding to Business-Related Human Rights Abuse by Transnational Corporations

Huseyin Sezgin - 'Reassessment of the ECB's Democratic Accountability'

Snehita Singh - Is it a good idea to mandate Corporate Social Responsibly?

Xueqi Wang - 'The EU third country regime and its influences on the international financial regulatory system'

Paula Patrycja Wilczopolska (nee Madalinska) - 'Regulatory development, its implications and impact on shaping automated advice services in financial markets'

Criminal law and criminal justice

Family law

Intellectual property

International law

International private law

Labour law

Legal theory

Public law

Private law