Danielle Ireland-Piper is an Associate Professor at the ANU National Security College with a PhD from the University of Queensland and an LLM from Cambridge University. She specializes in national security, constitutional law, international law, and comparative law. Danielle has global experience as a visiting scholar and has received multiple teaching and research awards. With government and private sector experience, she has worked on diverse policy areas like national security, human rights, and climate change. She has authored and co-authored books on extraterritoriality and national security law, and is open to supervising PhDs in national security law.