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Colin Mayer is the Peter Moores Professor of Management Studies at the Saïd Business School at the University of Oxford. Colin Mayer researches in the fields of corporate finance, governance, regulation, taxation and the role of the corporation in contemporary society. He works on the nature of the corporation, the regulation of financial markets and institutions, and their effects on the financing and control of corporations. The common theme of his research is the international comparative nature of corporate finance and corporate governance and the relation of these to financial markets

Irene's main research interests lie in EU State aid policy, gathering together law, economics and EU policies. Specifically, she aims to address the interaction of EU State aid control with different EU policies, notably EU industrial policy. Further, her research deals with how to improve the EU integration process form a multidisciplinary angle. She mainly adopts a law in context methodology, so to take advantage of law, economics and political science to address complex issues of the EU integration process.

Corrado's research primarily focuses on financial risk management, financial econometrics, and commodity market dynamics. He has been conducting in-depth research on the impact of price cap mechanisms on commodity market dynamics, particularly in light of the recent EU-Russia gas market turmoil. Utilizing quantitative techniques such as Filtered Historical Simulations and conditional Extreme Value Theory, he has analyzed price and volatility transmission effects in a multivariate setting, taking into account market co-movements and potential policy implications.

Amanda is a researcher in Natural Language Processing (NLP) but her interests span interdisciplinary research, human-computer interaction and AI ethics and regulation. Her PhD was on dialogue systems and since then she has worked extensively on generative AI and other NLP technologies more broadly. She also cohosts a podcast covering AI ethics and regulation topics for laypeople to stay informed.

Stefano Filauro is an Assistant Professor at the University of Rome – La Sapienza and a fellow at the Institute for European Policymaking. His main research interests lie in welfare economics, with a focus on economic inequality, social mobility and housing challenges.

Before joining Sapienza University, he worked for several years as an economist at the European Commission and as a postdoctoral researcher at Bocconi University.

Muxin is a postdoc at IGIER - Università Bocconi. Her primary research interest is Industrial Organization, with a special focus on the digital economy and competition policy. Her existing research covers several antitrust remedies, including Android choice screen, Self-preferencing, DMA, and DSA.

Lorenzo Lupo works on the development and application of natural language processing (text AI) techniques to social and economic issues. Specifically, he is currently working on extracting information from social media to predict survey outcomes, especially focusing on survey questions about wellbeing and inequality. Moreover, he is working on the application of state-of-the-art language models (such as GPT4) to speed up text coding for social science research. Prior to these projects, he worked on machine translation.