Reeve McClelland is a Research Assistant at the Sydney Law School. His research focuses on regulatory frameworks and how they impact, and are informed by, innovations in law, technology, bioethics, and healthcare.

McClelland is trained in both the natural sciences and law, holding Bachelor of Science (Physiology) and Bachelor of Laws (Honours) degrees from The University of Sydney. His publications have examined issues at the intersection of these disciplines, including issues in Australian therapeutic goods law (eg the regulation of novel pharmaceuticals), medical and health practitioner law, health data privacy, and the judiciary (eg the implications of using artificial intelligence in the courts).