Rassolov Ilya Mikhailovich
Russian scientist (born 1975)
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Rassolov Ilya Mikhailovich (Russian: Рaссóлов Илья́ Михáйлович, born 25 February 1975 in Moscow) is a Russian scientist,[1] lawyer, writer,[2] specialist in Information law, PhD in law, and professor.[3]
Rassolov Ilya Mikhailovich | |
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| Born | February 25, 1975 |
| Occupations | scientist, writer, lawyer, public figure |
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| Fields | Information theory, Information law, Theory of law and management, Information security, Genome, Cosmology |
Author of a new concept of Internet law for Russian legal science (broadly defined as Cyber law).[4][5][6]
He has a number of scientific works on Digital law, Cyber law, artificial intelligence,[7] information security and genome.[8]
Career
Rassolov Ilya has held several academic positions throughout his career, including teaching and conducting research in various aspects of information technology law.[9][10] His work involves examining the legal and technological challenges posed by the digital age, particularly issues related to internet law, information law, and information securitys.[11][12]
He has also contributed to the academic community by working on issues related to legal informatics and cyber law.[13][14]
Since 2025 Head of the Department of Information Law and Legal Regulation of Artificial Intelligence at the Russian State University for the Humanities.[15]
Scientific research and teaching activities
Ilya Rassolov is a professor at several Russian and European universities.[16]
From 2009 to 2024 he served as the head of the Department of Information law at several Russian universities.[17][18][19][20]
Author of the first master's program in Russia «IT-Law» at the Kutafin Moscow State Law University.[21]
Ilya Rassolov holds a number of patents for inventions[22] and certificates of intellectual property results.[23][24]
Scientific contributions
Ilya Rassolov is the author of the first concept of Cyberspace law (Internet law) for Russian legal science.[25] He proposed a new approach to the theoretical problems of the interaction between law and cyberspace as social phenomena.[26] Outlined the fundamental principles and conditions for the operation of positive law in cyberspace.[27][28]
It is in the works of Ilya Rassolov that the concept of «network contracts» (smart contracts)[29] was first examined in detail, and definitions were provided for «soft digital goods», «digital property», «digital footprint», as well as new mechanisms of footprint formation.[30]
The textbook «Information Law» by Ilya Rassolov, published in 2010,[31] was the first to define the subject of Information law (ten types of information relationships).
In 2019–2021, together with associate professor Svetlana Chubukova, they substantiated a new legal institution – the institution of legal support for genetic information[32][33][34]
