Anne-Elisabeth Courrier is an Associate Professor in Public Law at the French University of Nantes. She joined the Center for Ethics, Emory University in April 2019 as a Visiting Fellow. From her PhD in Law on the “Ethos of Public Service in a comparative study between Great Britain and France” at the University of Paris I, Panthéon-Sorbonne, in collaboration with Oxford University, she has centered her research interests to the relationship between Law and Ethics from a comparative perspective. With Postdoctorate Fellowships at the European University Institute (Florence, Italy) and at the Corvinus University of Budapest in Hungary, she has become more specialized on Ethics and the Law in social corporate responsibility, public governance, and, on Big Data and Artificial Intelligence, with European and American perspectives. Member of Data-Santé and “Droit et Changement Social” (Law and societal changes)(UMR CNRS 6297), she is, within the Emory Center for Ethics in Atlanta, involved in different perspectives of collaboration between universities to help students and academic teams benefit from the diversity of approaches and the exchange agreements she deeply enjoyed when she was a student. At the Emory Center for Ethics in Atlanta, Anne-Elisabeth has designed and launched the online and asynchronous certification named "Responsible AI: Ethical Strategies for Your Organization" voir ici) 

Anne-Elisabeth also teaches through innovative channels and was awarded with the Nantes University, the 2017 Price for Passion in Pedagogy in Higher Education (PEPS) from the French Ministry of Higher Education, Innovation and Research for simulations of the European Council's meetings. In Atlanta, Anne-Elisabeth has created the International Program called Simuvaction on AI (voir ici). She is also a Chevalier de l'Ordre des Palmes Académiques 2022