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Professor of Competition Law joined the School of Law at the University of Glasgow in early 2023, having previously been associated with the University of Leeds. His research and teaching focus on digital markets, blockchain, and the high-tech industries. He is interested in the nature and function of competition, choice in competition regulation, and how markets are organized around new technologies. He has translated research into policy and contributed to government work, including being appointed to the Lawmaking Commission by the Greek government for the modernization of competition law in Greece. He has also advised the Saudi Arabian government on competitiveness in its domestic fintech market. Over the years, he has worked with tech giants such as Google and Meta (Facebook) and has delivered training for judges and government officials in various countries including Thailand, Saudi Arabia, and Greece. He has participated in collaborative research projects and co-developed a publicly accessible database regarding European Commission decisions on competition law. He has served as a visiting professor in several prestigious universities and has numerous publications including a forthcoming monograph on competition law in the decentralized economy. His work has been featured in prominent media outlets, and he holds advanced degrees from the University of Pennsylvania, Harvard University, and the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.