Anthony is an Assistant Professor of Law and Computer Science. He teaches and writes at the intersection of ubiquitous computing, intellectual property law, regulatory theory, and science and technology policy.

Much of Anthony’s work is focused on the relationships between law, technology, and society. A central theme to his research is examinations of ways in which software, computerisation, and Internet-of-Things connectivity are used to create new concepts of ownership and access in an increasingly connected and automated world. Along these lines, the Right to Repair has been a core focus of Anthony’s work.