Daniele Chiappini
Daniele Chiappini earned his master's degree in law at the University of Perugia, Italy, in 2015. His master's thesis, titled "Civil Liability of Researchers and Research Centers," was developed in collaboration with the Experimental Medicine Department of the University of Perugia and received the patronage of the National Council of Research. Subsequently, he completed his PhD in Law, Science, and Ethics at the same institution, focusing on the topic of "Legal and Ethical Aspects of Artificial Intelligence Liability in Healthcare."
Since 2015, he has been actively engaged in collaboration with the Italian National Research Council (CNR-ISAFOM and CNR-IIB). His initial involvement was connected to the preparation of his master's thesis. Following that, he secured an internship at CNR ISAFOM. Upon the successful conclusion of his trainee period, he was granted a scholarship and two fellowships at the same institute. Throughout these years, he has played a pivotal role in the management of various European projects and has dedicated his efforts to the examination of legal and ethical considerations associated with these projects, including MSCA-RISE BeFOre, INTACT, and ENI CBC MED LIVINGAGRO. He also served as a member of the CNR ISAFOM GDPR group from 2018 to 2022. From July 2024 he won a position at CNR IBBR as Technologist, managing several research projects.
Furthermore, he holds the position of Professor Assistant in the Private Law Chair of the Law Department and the Biotechnology Innovation Law Chair of the Chemistry, Biology, and Biotechnology Department at the University of the Study of Perugia. Since 2018, he has held the esteemed title of Subject Expert in Private Law and Biotechnology Innovation Law. He was a contract lecturer for CIRPS - Interuniversity Research Centre for Sustainable Development.
In the year 2020, Daniele Chiappini attained the distinction of becoming a licensed lawyer following his successful passage of the state examination. He is a member of the European Union Artificial Intelligence Alliance and has also contributed as a project reviewer for the Agence Nationale de la Recherche (FR).
Moreover, in 2021, he embarked on a consultancy role as a project manager, collaborating with various institutions and overseeing projects such as FINANCE (a European Project funded by OLAF within the framework of the Hercule III program, awarded to the University of Perugia), OPTIMISED (a Tuscany region Project secured by the Azienda Ospedaliera Universitaria of PISA), and the project ANEMONE (Funded in the framework of the Horizon TRANSCAN III project).
His current areas of research interest encompass the Legal and Ethical Aspects of Artificial Intelligence Development and roboethics.
Keywords: Private law, Ethics, Biotechnology innovation law, Artificial Intelligence, Roboethics, AI in medicine.
Address: Perugia, Italy
Since 2015, he has been actively engaged in collaboration with the Italian National Research Council (CNR-ISAFOM and CNR-IIB). His initial involvement was connected to the preparation of his master's thesis. Following that, he secured an internship at CNR ISAFOM. Upon the successful conclusion of his trainee period, he was granted a scholarship and two fellowships at the same institute. Throughout these years, he has played a pivotal role in the management of various European projects and has dedicated his efforts to the examination of legal and ethical considerations associated with these projects, including MSCA-RISE BeFOre, INTACT, and ENI CBC MED LIVINGAGRO. He also served as a member of the CNR ISAFOM GDPR group from 2018 to 2022. From July 2024 he won a position at CNR IBBR as Technologist, managing several research projects.
Furthermore, he holds the position of Professor Assistant in the Private Law Chair of the Law Department and the Biotechnology Innovation Law Chair of the Chemistry, Biology, and Biotechnology Department at the University of the Study of Perugia. Since 2018, he has held the esteemed title of Subject Expert in Private Law and Biotechnology Innovation Law. He was a contract lecturer for CIRPS - Interuniversity Research Centre for Sustainable Development.
In the year 2020, Daniele Chiappini attained the distinction of becoming a licensed lawyer following his successful passage of the state examination. He is a member of the European Union Artificial Intelligence Alliance and has also contributed as a project reviewer for the Agence Nationale de la Recherche (FR).
Moreover, in 2021, he embarked on a consultancy role as a project manager, collaborating with various institutions and overseeing projects such as FINANCE (a European Project funded by OLAF within the framework of the Hercule III program, awarded to the University of Perugia), OPTIMISED (a Tuscany region Project secured by the Azienda Ospedaliera Universitaria of PISA), and the project ANEMONE (Funded in the framework of the Horizon TRANSCAN III project).
His current areas of research interest encompass the Legal and Ethical Aspects of Artificial Intelligence Development and roboethics.
Keywords: Private law, Ethics, Biotechnology innovation law, Artificial Intelligence, Roboethics, AI in medicine.
Address: Perugia, Italy
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