Russell Allen

Russell is pursuing postgraduate research for an SJD in isomorphism in legal knowledge-based systems: theory and practice. He is also a Research Associate. See above

Ben Bildstein

Ben is an APA(I) PhD candidate in the Unlocking IP project.

Catherine Bond

Catherine is an APA(I) PhD candidate in the Unlocking IP project.

Sophia Christou

Sophia is a former intern and then research assistant in the Unlocking IP and Privacy Principles research projects, now undertaking a masters.

Philip Chung

Philip is doing an LLM exploring technical challenges in developing a global free-access legal information system for research (he is responsible for much of AustLII's operations as its executive director). He is also a Research Associate. see above

Marie-Ange Peslages

Marie-Ange conducted research towards a PhD at UNSW dealing with legal aspects of the role of Internet protocols in the regulation of cyberspace. She is the winner of the 2004 "NewSouth Global scholar" international postgraduate research scholarship from UNSW.

Joeson Wong– <joesonwong (at) yahoo.com.hk>

Joeson is an external PhD candidate under the supervision of Professor Graham Greenleaf, investigating the development of e-Government in Hong Kong with particular reference to privacy, freedom of information and Internet governance. He am a practising barrister in Hong Kong, with an LL.M. in Information Technology Law from University of Hong Kong.

Than Yeng – <t.yeng (at) unsw.edu.au>

Than Yeng was the Centre's founding coordinator, contributing substantially to its successful establishment and programme of events. In Hong Kong he helped develop local IT law initiatives and contributed as a Research Associate. He is now in Hong Kong.

2002

Michelle Wibisono

Michelle, a student of Commerce/Law and Computing Science, was an intern in Session II 2002. Under the Social Justice Project, she conducted a consultation exercise to help identify the needs and interests of the various constituencies of this centre, adapting "user-centred design" principles to guide the methodology and approach.

2003

Francine Johnson

Francine has a background in IT development and was an intern during Session 1, 2003.

Rita Layous

Rita was an intern during Session 2, 2003. Rita, May Yee and Diede assisted in the Centre's engagement in the development of the Spam Act 2003, amongst other activities.

May Yee Sim

May Yee was an intern during Session 2, 2003.

Sacha Temple

Sacha was an intern during Session 1, 2003.

Diede J. van Lamoen

Diede is a computer science and law graduate of Dartmouth College, New England USA, and came to the centre for an international internship in late 2003, whilst working for a local IT company. He is senior sonsultant at Applied Value in China.

2004

Steven Fung

Steven was an intern during Session 1, 2004 and went on to work at AustLII. Steven holds a Computer Engineering degree, Law degree and a Masters of Commerce degree from UNSW. He is also a former datawarehousing consultant with PricewaterhouseCoopers and IBM.

Peter Garay

Peter has extensive experience in IT development and was finishing a law degree while he was an intern during Session 1, 2004.

Ada Ko

Ada, a student of Commerce (Finance)/Law, was an intern during Session 2, 2004. She has since gone on to a role as Law Clerk, Mergers & Acquisitions, Sydney office of Mallesons Stephen Jaques. Stuart and Ada assisted with the Unlocking IP 2004 conference, and the development of the research project of the same name.

Stuart Loh

Stuart, a Science (Business Information Technology) graduate and student of Law, was an intern during Session 2, 2004. He is starting as a graduate lawyer at Mallesons Stephen Jaques in 2006.

2005

Roslyn Cook
Roslyn has a background in legal publishing, including the Australian Indigenous Law Reporter and UNSW Law Journal, and was an intern during Session 1, 2005.

She and John O'Brien assisted in the initiation of the 'Online Investment Regulation' research project under Prof Dimity Kingsford Smith.

John O'Brien
John has a background in IT and legal publishing, and was an intern during Session 1, 2005.

Simmy Lai
Simmy completed a Commerce/Law degree majoring in Information Systems, and was an intern during Session 2, 2005. Simmy is starting as a graduate at KPMG in 2006. She and Ivan Yu (below) assisted in the preparation of reference materials for the 'Online Investment Regulation' research project under Prof Dimity Kingsford Smith, as well as in other pr0jects.

Ivan Yu
Ivan studied Commerce (Business Strategy & Economic Management) / Law and was an intern during Session 2, 2005. He is completing his degree requirements at Kingsford Legal Centre over the summer of 2005-2006, and will start as a graduate at Freehills in 2006.

Ben Milligan, Wollongong U

Ben assisted the compilation of materials for the Law in the Information Age course over the summer.

Yorkie Au Yeung

Yorkie graduated from UNSW in 2006 and City University of Hong Kong in 2008.

Marc Pang

Adam Arnold

Joanna Chow

Reg Leones