Dr Jane Hogan is an early career researcher and lecturer, an experienced intellectual property lawyer, a knowledge manager, and an experienced organisational leader. After many years in legal practice as a patent litigator and in management roles in commercial law firms, Jane chose to undertake a PhD at UTS as a Quentin Bryce Scholar in order to contribute more broadly to a fair and just society. Jane’s research looks at the regulation of AI generally, including AI used in legal services, with a focus on ensuring that the regulation supports those uses of AI that will improve our society and our daily lives.

Keen to see Jane in action outside this talk? Jane also teaches in the UTS Law subjects Equity and Trusts, Just Tech, and from next year will be teaching in the Applied Project in Law, Innovation and Technology (Capstone 2) which is the culmination of the Legal Futures and Technology Major. Check out your study plan for when you can choose these subjects in your law degree.

This event is open to all UTS Law students, alumni and staff. Staff and alumni can register via Humanitix, UTS Law students can register in CareerHub. Zoom link will be sent upon registration.

By registering via CareerHub and attending, students involved with Brennan will automatically receive 5 ROJ points towards the award if they are signed up to the Brennan Justice and Leadership Program.

This event is part of the UTS Faculty of Law’s Tech + Social Justice Week. To engage in more events and opportunities within the areas of Legal Tech and Social Justice, visit:

https://www.uts.edu.au/about/faculty-law/tech-social-justice-week

Zoom link will be emailed 1 day prior to event