Two jurists, two perspectives, one vision

He holds a PhD in Law and New Technologies from CIRSFID, University of Bologna, where he trained on the relationship between legal systems and technological innovation.

He advises high-tech companies and startups on Intellectual Property, IT Contracts, Artificial Intelligence Governance and Data Protection, applying legal design principles: agile, accessible, compliant documents and processes, built to be used rather than filed away.

He is CEO of Giacomello Venture and Of Counsel at RP Legal & Tax, where he has led the Legal Design programme since 2020. He serves as Data Protection Officer (DPO) for several companies.

He is an adjunct professor at Bologna Business School and teaches in courses, master's programmes and executive education on technology law, legal design and the clarity of legal writing.

He is a founding member of IDBN (Italian Digital Biomanufacturing Network) and a TEDx speaker on ethics and robotics.

He works on neurorights and mind-machine interface technologies, and is the creator of kairOS, the firm's operating system, and of the Neuro Legal Cortex analysis algorithm that drives its reading of documents.

Avvocato and Founding Partner of Deep Tech Law, she supports multinationals, large organisations, institutions and high-tech startups in implementing compliance management systems and in the legal governance of frontier technologies.

Her practice combines the foundations of traditional law with the dynamics of complex systems, focusing on Data Protection & Data Governance, Cybersecurity and Artificial Intelligence. She has built deep, specialised experience in health tech, pharmaceuticals and medical devices, working directly with hospitals, research centres and innovative companies.

An advocate of the Legal Engineering approach, she combines the development of legal tech tools with legal design methods to deliver advice that is highly tailored and built into digital systems.

She holds a PhD in Law and New Technologies from CIRSFID, University of Bologna, where she was a research fellow and teaching tutor of the Master's programme in Personal Data Processing and Privacy Officers.

She completed advanced courses at the University of Milan in Data Protection and Data Governance, with a focus on Cybersecurity; Big Data, Artificial Intelligence and Platforms; Coding for Lawyers and Legal Tech (programming for jurists, smart contracts and legal design); and Cybercrime and Digital Investigations, with a focus on the human factor.

She held the teaching module Regulatory and Economic Aspects (IUS/10) of the Master in Innovation in eXtended Reality (MIXR) at the University of Bologna (academic year 2019/2020).

Her academic and scientific work includes teaching in degree courses, master's programmes and doctoral schools at several universities, the role of subject expert in Legal Informatics and Legal Medicine, and peer reviewer for the Journal of Medical Ethics (British Medical Journal).

She is the author of numerous academic publications and editor of the forthcoming Springer volume «Mind and Technology», on the legal implications of Brain-Computer Interfaces.

She has spoken at more than a hundred training events, conferences and congresses.

On the institutional side, she is a founding member and Vice President of IDBN (Italian Digital Biomanufacturing Network) and a member of the scientific committee of its national congress. She has taken part in roundtables on 3D printing regulation at the European Commission's Joint Research Centre.

She has been registered with the Bologna Bar Association since 2014.