Marco Almada is a postdoctoral researcher in law at the University of Luxembourg’s Faculty of Law, Economics, and Finance. Working under the Chair of Cyber Policy, his research deals with the regulation of artificial intelligence in the European Union (EU), with special attention to cybersecurity and the global impact of EU policy on AI.

Before joining the University of Luxembourg, Marco completed a PhD in law at the European University Institute in Florence (Italy), on the impact of technology neutrality in AI regulation. He holds an LLM from the same institution, a bachelor’s in law from the University of São Paulo (Brazil), and bachelor’s and master’s degrees in computing from the University of Campinas (Brazil). Outside academia, he has professional experience in data science and AI policy research.