Below you can find the areas where I focused so far and aim to develop my research, being open to collaboration including for research (PhD) proposals.

- Electronic communications law and regulation

- Competition law and its implementation for digital markets

- Regulation of digital technologies including cloud computing, the Internet of Things, blockchain, AI and machine learning

- Copyright in relation to AI as well as interoperability aspects

- Interfaces between competition law and intellectual property rights

- Data protection and its application to high-tech industries

- Algorithmic regulation and algorithmic society

- Artificial Intelligence, Trust and Ethics

I am a lecturer in law and teach in several areas including digital technologies, law and economy, data protection law, information technology law, copyright and Artificial Intelligence (AI). I am a fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA).

I graduated from Ankara University School of Law in Turkey. I hold MS and LLM degrees respectively from Middle East Technical University (Turkey) and the University of Essex (UK). I have my first PhD degree from Selcuk University (Turkey) in the field of private law with a focus on contract, competition and telecommunications laws. I completed my second PhD at Anglia Ruskin University (UK) based on multidisciplinary research of regulatory governance of ICT interoperability with multiple case studies focused on cloud computing and the Internet of Things. Before this, I had professional experience as a regulatory expert in the Turkish regulatory body for electronic communications for a period of over ten years.  

My research includes investigation of the interfaces between competition, IP and IT laws from the beginning, and has been intensified on trust and ethics with a focus on AI in recent times. I have been researching AI and its usage on a widening scale along with the emerging challenges concerning transparency, responsibility and accountability in different sectors.