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Elettra Stradella is a leading legal scholar at the intersection of law, technology, and fundamental rights. Her research focuses on the regulatory challenges posed by emerging technologies, particularly robotics and artificial intelligence, and how these systems interact with human life and legal frameworks. Stradella’s most cited work, “Robotic Technologies and Fundamental Rights” (2013, 18 citations), critically examines the gap between current legal systems and the increasing agency of robotic technologies, raising essential questions about regulation and human rights. She is a key contributor to the European RoboLaw Consortium, as highlighted in “How Good Robots Will Enhance Human Life” (2017, 14 citations), where she collaborates with international experts to explore how robotics can be ethically and legally integrated into society. Her co-edited volume “Law and Technology. The Challenge of Regulating Technological Development” (2013, 14 citations) further cements her role in shaping discourse on innovation governance. Stradella’s work is foundational for students and researchers navigating the complex terrain of robot rights, legal subjectivity, and the future of human-robot coexistence.