Daniel SEAH
Daniel Seah is a public international lawyer by training, and examines ASEAN law and emerging technologies, such as misinformation, open-source governance and "open-washing", through an interdisciplinary lens. His research engages ASEAN and Singapore-centric legal developments. Daniel is admitted as an Advocate & Solicitor of the Singapore Supreme Court (2004), and obtained his PhD in Law at UCL (2018).
Daniel has received various teaching excellence awards, including his induction into the Core Curriculum Hall of Fame for Teaching Excellence. In 2025, he was awarded the Educational Research Fellowship to advance the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL), and will lead a two-year mixed-methods research on faculty perceptions of fair grading in neurodiverse classrooms.
Qualifications
- Ph.D., University College London, 2018
- M.Jur., University of Birmingham, 2008
- LL.B., University of Durham, 2001
Research Interests
- Misinformation, deepfakes & ranking algorithms on social media
- Cryptocourts & decentralised dispute resolution
- Open-source governance & "open-washing"
- Social prescription for Singapore seniors through multicultural drum circles
- Educational assessment and neurodiversity
Course(s) Taught in SMU
- Digital Law and Technological Innovations
- Ethics and Social Responsibility
- Singapore: Imagining The Next Fifty Years (SG50)
