Alessandro Bernes, Ph.D., is an assistant professor of private law. He has substantial experience in legal issues related to data processing for scientific, historical, and statistical research purposes. His studies focus on how to foster research data sharing by implementing technical and organisational measures in order to better ensure the protection of individuals. He has published articles and essays in disparate scientific academic journals on personal data, and he co-authored a book on privacy and data protection in software services for an international publisher. He is the principal investigator of the Italian project of national interest PRIN 2022 PNRR “PADS4Health”. Shaira Thobani, Ph.D., is an associate professor of private law. She has extensive experience with data protection and management issues addressed from a private law perspective. In this field, her main research areas include the requirements for consent of the data subject to be valid, the market of personal data and the private law remedies (civil liability) in case of violation of the right to personal data protection. She is also an associate principal investigator of the Italian project of national interest PRIN 2022 PNRR “PADS4Health”.

• Health Data Regulation: Normative Innovations and Comparative Perspectives.- The Legal Basis of Health Data Regulation in the European Sharing Area.- Health Data and Scientific Research in the Light of the New European Governance.- Secondary Use of Health Data, Scientific Research and Experience of the DPA.- Recent Italian Reforms of Health Data Secondary Use Legislation, in the Name of Accountability.- A Comparison Between Health Data Sharing Normative Models.- Technological Innovation and Medical Robotics.- Between Civil Liability and Risk Governance: AI as a Medical Device.- AI and Medical Liability.- AI, Health and Obligations of Information.- Oncological Oblivion.- Clinical Trials, Scientific Research and Liability.- Challenges and Opportunities in the Evolution of the Italian Electronic Health Record and the Health Data Ecosystem.- Artificial Intelligence, Risk Regulation and Civil Liability: A Legal Analysis of the EU AI Act.- Closing remarks.

Alessandro Bernes, Ph.D., is an assistant professor of private law. He has substantial experience in legal issues related to data processing for scientific, historical, and statistical research purposes. His studies focus on how to foster research data sharing by implementing technical and organisational measures in order to better ensure the protection of individuals. He has published articles and essays in disparate scientific academic journals on personal data, and he co-authored a book on privacy and data protection in software services for an international publisher. He is the principal investigator of the Italian project of national interest PRIN 2022 PNRR “PADS4Health”. Shaira Thobani, Ph.D., is an associate professor of private law. She has extensive experience with data protection and management issues addressed from a private law perspective. In this field, her main research areas include the requirements for consent of the data subject to be valid, the market of personal data and the private law remedies (civil liability) in case of violation of the right to personal data protection. She is also an associate principal investigator of the Italian project of national interest PRIN 2022 PNRR “PADS4Health”.

• Health Data Regulation: Normative Innovations and Comparative Perspectives.- The Legal Basis of Health Data Regulation in the European Sharing Area.- Health Data and Scientific Research in the Light of the New European Governance.- Secondary Use of Health Data, Scientific Research and Experience of the DPA.- Recent Italian Reforms of Health Data Secondary Use Legislation, in the Name of Accountability.- A Comparison Between Health Data Sharing Normative Models.- Technological Innovation and Medical Robotics.- Between Civil Liability and Risk Governance: AI as a Medical Device.- AI and Medical Liability.- AI, Health and Obligations of Information.- Oncological Oblivion.- Clinical Trials, Scientific Research and Liability.- Challenges and Opportunities in the Evolution of the Italian Electronic Health Record and the Health Data Ecosystem.- Artificial Intelligence, Risk Regulation and Civil Liability: A Legal Analysis of the EU AI Act.- Closing remarks.

Alessandro Bernes, Ph.D., is an assistant professor of private law. He has substantial experience in legal issues related to data processing for scientific, historical, and statistical research purposes. His studies focus on how to foster research data sharing by implementing technical and organisational measures in order to better ensure the protection of individuals. He has published articles and essays in disparate scientific academic journals on personal data, and he co-authored a book on privacy and data protection in software services for an international publisher. He is the principal investigator of the Italian project of national interest PRIN 2022 PNRR “PADS4Health”. Shaira Thobani, Ph.D., is an associate professor of private law. She has extensive experience with data protection and management issues addressed from a private law perspective. In this field, her main research areas include the requirements for consent of the data subject to be valid, the market of personal data and the private law remedies (civil liability) in case of violation of the right to personal data protection. She is also an associate principal investigator of the Italian project of national interest PRIN 2022 PNRR “PADS4Health”.

• Health Data Regulation: Normative Innovations and Comparative Perspectives.- The Legal Basis of Health Data Regulation in the European Sharing Area.- Health Data and Scientific Research in the Light of the New European Governance.- Secondary Use of Health Data, Scientific Research and Experience of the DPA.- Recent Italian Reforms of Health Data Secondary Use Legislation, in the Name of Accountability.- A Comparison Between Health Data Sharing Normative Models.- Technological Innovation and Medical Robotics.- Between Civil Liability and Risk Governance: AI as a Medical Device.- AI and Medical Liability.- AI, Health and Obligations of Information.- Oncological Oblivion.- Clinical Trials, Scientific Research and Liability.- Challenges and Opportunities in the Evolution of the Italian Electronic Health Record and the Health Data Ecosystem.- Artificial Intelligence, Risk Regulation and Civil Liability: A Legal Analysis of the EU AI Act.- Closing remarks.