Valentina Pavel is a Senior Researcher in the Law and Policy research domain where she leads research on legal and governance mechanisms around responsible use of data and AI.
Valentina has previously led very ambitious and successful programmes looking at responsible management of data which involves the public in data discussions, as well as articulating the necessary conditions for a society where power is rebalanced in favour of people and society. She is currently leading a workstream on researcher access to data and exploring what an effective legal framework could look like in the UK.
Featured work
Potential unreached: challenges in accessing data for socially beneficial research
An opportunity to enable access to platform data with the Data Use and Access Bill
Modelling access-to-data frameworks in the UK
What policymakers can learn from data sharing practice to enable research into online harms
Participatory and inclusive data stewardship
A landscape review
Private-sector data for public good: modelling data access mandates
This project aims to model the legal backbone necessary for enabling access to data mandates in practice.