Lee Epstein
Ethan A.H. Shepley Distinguished University Professor
Empirical and computational study of judicial behavior at scale; large-scale data on courts and judging — methodologically adjacent to the computational social science strand of this area
Oliver Roberts
Adjunct Professor of Law
Co-directs the WashU Law AI Collaborative; designed the first required law-school AI course (at Case Western Reserve); AI policy CLE programming and international AI-and-law partnerships
Jens Frankenreiter
Treiman Professor of Law
Computational and ML analysis of legal text at scale (charters, privacy policies, opinions); responsible integration of AI into legal scholarship; LLM evaluation work at CHI and ICLR
Neil Richards
Koch Distinguished Professor in Law
Privacy and information law; regulation of data-driven and AI technologies; data protection theory and AI governance
Pauline Kim
Daniel Noyes Kirby Professor of Law
Legal and policy challenges of AI in consequential decisions (employment, housing, credit); algorithmic discrimination and less-discriminatory-algorithm methods; directs CERL
Rachel Sachs
Wiley B. Rutledge Professor of Law
Regulation of health-care technologies, including AI-enabled diagnostics and laboratory-developed tests; FDA and innovation policy; coverage and access
Jonathan Choi
James Carr Professor of Law
Law and AI; NLP applied to empirical legal studies (tax, statutory interpretation, judicial behavior); AI regulation; publishes at NeurIPS and FAccT. In residence since Spring 2026
Rachel Tabak
Associate Professor of Public Health
Implementation science for nutrition and physical-activity interventions delivered through community systems; AI and nutrition study in development with Debra Haire-Joshu and the Parents as Teachers home-visiting network
Sarah Moreland-Russell
Associate Professor of Public Health
Public health policy and systems science; network and simulation methods for policy surveillance and program sustainability
Todd Combs
Research Assistant Professor of Public Health
Agent-based modeling of retail tobacco policy (Tobacco Town); geospatial and systems-science methods for built-environment policy