Juan Francisco Rodríguez Gamal is a Spanish legal scholar and Substitute Lecturer in the Department of Public and Labour Law at the Faculty of Law, University of Huelva. He is currently a PhD candidate in the Doctoral Programme in Legal Sciences at the University of Granada. His research focuses on the constitutional implications of digital identity, artificial intelligence and data-driven governance in Europe, with a particular interest in smart cities, migration, algorithmic borders and digital citizenship.

He holds a Degree in Law (2014) and a Master’s in Legal Practice (2016) from the University of Granada, where he also completed a Master’s in Teacher Training for Secondary Education (2020), a Master’s in Fundamental Rights in National, Supranational and Global Perspective (2021) and a Master’s in Advanced International and European Studies (2025). Before taking up his current position, he worked as a contracted researcher and research support staff at the University of Granada.

Selected Publications: