Recent conferences attended by students

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Mr He Tianxiang
2026 Society of Corporate Law Academics Conference
University of Western Australia Law School
1st – 3rd February 2026
Title of paper presented: Old Wine in a New Bottle: Corporate Law’s Enduring Role Amid the Rise of DAOs

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Mr He Tianxiang
Trusts, Wealth Management and Philanthropy Conference 2025
University of Hong Kong
2nd – 5th July 2025
Title of paper presented: Supervision of Charitable Trusts in China: Problems and Prospects

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Mr Supawich Sirikanchana
Society of Corporate Law Academics 2025
University of Technology Sydney
2nd – 4th February 2025
Title of paper presented: The Influence of Distributed Ledger Technology and Unfair Practices in Capital Market

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Mr Huang Fan
Popular International Law
University of Cambridge
26th September 2025
Title of paper presented: Guernica, Emojis, and Artificial Intelligence: Images as a Form of Popular International Law

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Ms Zhao Yuxin
Trusts, Wealth Management and Philanthropy Conference 2025
University of Hong Kong
2nd – 5th July 2025
Title of paper presented: Data Charitable Trusts: Balancing Privacy and Sharing Value in Healthcare Data Governance

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