Andrew Keane Woods joins CIIR as Fulbright guest researcher Andrew Keane Woods joins CIIR as a guest researcher. He is the Milton O. Riepe Professor of Law at the University of Arizona, where he also co-directs the TechLaw program. He is visiting as a Fulbright Scholar, on a…
CeBIL Visitor Jorge L Contreras talks at CIPA Podcast In his book The Genome Defense: Inside the Epic Legal Battle to Determine Who Owns Your DNA (Hachette/Algonquin, 2021), CeBIL visitor Professor Jorge Contreras brings this important and unique case to life. Through…
Margherita Paola Poto Margherita Paola Poto is a Research Professor at the Faculty of Law, UiT - The Arctic University of Norway and has taught Administrative Law for more than 20 years at the University of Turin, Italy.
ReCreating Europe Workshop on Platforms' content moderation and accountability On the 8th December 2022, Sebastian Schwemer (CIIR) and Christian Katzenbach (ZeMKI) focused on online content moderating on platforms as a part of the Recreating Europe project.
New research center fills major gap in international mobility research A new Danish Center of Excellence will fill knowledge gaps and blind spots in mobility research - for example, by investigating new migration patterns created by current and future crises.
Joanna Lam is the new Editor-in-Chief of JWIT From 2024, Professor MSO and Director of Study Hub for International Economic Law and Development (SHIELD), Joanna Lam will be joining one of the leading intellectual publications in the field of international economic…
New CEPRI/SHOC project on Green Shipping - GreenLaSH The Shipping and Ocean law group, SHOC in CEPRI has launched a new project on the Green transition and legal implications in shipping (GreenLaSH).
Frank Ejby Poulsen has won the María Zambrano Grant Cordial congratulations to Frank Ejby Poulsen who has won the María Zambrano Grant for the attraction of international talents (€99.500) at the University King Juan Carlos. Frank will carry the project: ‘Oikosmos–El…
Nordic data can explain why countries have different asylum practices Is it a lottery when the Nordic countries grant asylum, or why are the differences so great between the countries? A new Nordic research project is investigating this question.
Hjalte Osborn publishes a new article about regulating outer space The world has entered a second space age dominated by commercial actors and a new geopolitical struggle. These factors give rise to the urgent need for new regulation of space. The article investigates the challenges…
CeBIL Presentation at London School of Economics on Utility Model Protection in Danish Law On 2 February 2023, CeBIL Director Timo Minssen gave a virtual talk on “UTILITY MODELS IN DANISH LAW” at the London School of Economics. Timo’s talk presented the Chapter on Denmark which he co-authors with Tine Sommer …
María Carro Pitarch María Carro Pitarch is a PhD Candidate at the International Law Department at the University of Valencia (Spain) and Lecturer in EU Law.
Seminar on Medical Devices and legal issues at the interface of regulation, protection and Innovation CeBIL Director Timo Minssen organized and moderated the Seminar on “Medical Devices and legal issues at the interface of regulation, protection and Innovation” in collaboration with colleagues from the Danish Associatio…
Peter Davis joins CIIR in the LEGALESE project New PostDoc at CIIR researching the legal implications of bias in NLP
Tommaso Fia joins CIIR as guest researcher Fia's research interests include the governance of non-personal data, data ownership, the commons and property theory.
Disasters, Climate Change and Law: Reflections from the NEEDS conference and COPE stay As someone who is interested in the intersection between law and disasters – it is always exciting to find an event that caters to both. This made the Northern European Conference on Emergency and Disaster Studies…