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Martin Husovec is an Associate Professor at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). His research focuses on innovation policy and digital liberties, emphasizing the regulation of digital platforms, intellectual property, and freedom of expression. Martin has been extensively involved in the adoption of the Digital Services Act and has trained various professionals, including civil servants and regulators across Europe. He leads the CJEU ECtHR Intervention Clinic at LSE, where he collaborates with students on technology cases. His notable publications include 'Principles of the Digital Services Act' and 'Injunctions Patent Law: Trans-Atlantic Dialogues,' addressing critical issues in intellectual property and digital regulation. Martin's expertise is recognized through his repeated citations in the European Court of Justice and his role as a founder of the Platform Regulation Academy, dedicated to independent education on platform regulation.
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