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Law Professor and LLM Tutor of College for Criminal Law Science & Law School at Beijing Normal University. He gets his PhD and Post-doctor at University of Verona. He is also the associate researcher at the University of Verona and contract researcher at the University of Turin, as well as senior consultant of United Nations for cybersecurity and cybercrime issues, consultant at the Supreme Court of China, consultant of Politics and Law Committee of Beijing, Secretary-General of Research Centre of Internet Society of China, editorial board member of authoritative criminal journal Diritto Penale XXI Secolo, consultant of QS Ranking Group for academic reputation of international universities.

Prof. WU is specialized in Cyber Law，ICT Criminal Law (Cybercrime), Economic Criminal Law (White Collar Crime), Comparative Criminal Law and International Criminal Law (European Criminal Law). Prof. WU has already published, in Italian and English, one piece of monograph, two pieces of books in collaboration with his research team, about 10 pieces of articles on the foreign core journals and completed the Italian translations of Chinese Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure Law and Judicial Interpretation of Criminal Law. Besides, Prof. WU has also published more than 10 pieces of articles on CSSCI journals like Tsinghua Law Review and core presses like Guangming Daily. For the research projects, Prof. WU has been in charge of several international academic projects funded by Italian Central Bank, University of Turin, Cariverona Foundation, etc and several national academic projects funded by Chinese National Social Science Funds, China Scholarship Council, Beijing Normal University and so on.

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Dr. GONG Renhai, Director of Policy Research, SAP Greater China, who also serves as the National Chair of Cybers-security Sub-working Group under EUCCC. He mainly focuses on tracking legal and practical research on Cybersecurity Law, Cryptography Law and other related digital economic laws and regulations, Foreign Investment Law, Autonomous and Controllable Policy. Dr. Gong has been working in central government agencies for near two decades, who was mainly engaged in the WTO Rules Negotiations in Doha Round, consultations of bilateral free trade areas, competition law, trade remedy law and IPR border enforcement. His diplomatic mission lasted for three and half years in the Chinese Embassy in Washington D.C., whose responsibilities were to deal with trade frictions and to study IPR legislation and judicature.
In 2002, he was awarded Master of Arts degree (High Distinguished) in International Relations in Economy and Trade from Flinders University of South Australia. In 2014, Renhai got Ph.D. degree (cum laude) in the major of International Economic Law in China University of Political Science and Law (CUPL). In addition, he was nominated as a senior fellow in the Faculty of Law at the University of Hong Kong (HKU) under Swire Group Scholarship Award.