Hannah Yee-Fen LIM is an Associate Professor of Business Law at NTU. She is uniquely qualified with double degrees in Law and Computer Science from the University of Sydney. She is an internationally recognised legal expert on all areas of technology law, including IP, data protection, AI, Blockchain, Fintech, Cryptoassets, NFTs, health technology, cybersecurity and ethics. She is an appointed legal expert by international bodies, including the WHO and UNCITRAL advising on areas including AI and Fintech. Hannah is one of 15 international legal experts appointed by UNIDROIT on its Digital Assets Project Working Group. She is also serving, by invitation, as a legal expert on the Law Commission of England and Wales Expert Advisory Panel on its Digital Assets Project concerning Cryptoassets and NFTs. She is the author of six scholarly books published by publishers such as Oxford University Press, including pioneering books on Cyberspace Law in 2002 and AVs and the Law in 2018. She has authored hundreds of papers and her research has been cited with approval by the High Court of Australia and the Singapore Court of Appeal. She is currently PI or co-PI in grants on data and AI totalling more than S$57 million.