This post is a continuation of the blog post series on PhD abstracts. You can find the first part of the series here. Onntje Hinrichs: Data as Regulatory Subject Matter in European Consumer Law Whereas data has traditionally not been subject matter that belonged to the regulatory ambit of consumer law, this has changed gradually […]
This post is a continuation of the blog post series on PhD abstracts. You can find the first part of the series here. Armend Duzha: Data Management and Analytics on Edge Computing and Serverless Offerings This research will propose a new approach to protect against risks related to personal data exploitation, drawing a methodology for […]
This post is a continuation of the blog post series on PhD abstracts. You can find the first part of the series here. Barbara Lazarotto: Business to Government Data Sharing in the EU and the protection of personal data: Making sense of a complex framework. Data is a crucial resource that plays an essential […]
This post is a continuation of the blog post series on PhD abstracts. You can find the first part of the series here. Mitisha Gaur: Re-Imagining the Interplay Between Technical Standards, Compliances and Legal Requirements in AI Systems Employed in Adjudication Environments Affecting Individual Rights The doctoral thesis investigates the use of AI technology in […]
2024, the final year of the LeADS project, will finish with an intensive three-day meeting packed with a wide variety of LeADS activities. Organized by the LeADS consortium, the activities will take place in Pisa at the Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies. During these three days, three distinct events will take place, amongst them the […]
The Annual Privacy Forum (APF) 2024 hosted in Karlstad, Sweden, on September 4-5, brought together leaders, researchers, policymakers, and industry experts to discuss cutting-edge data protection and privacy developments. The Conference was organized by ENISA, DG Connect, and Karlstad University. This year’s event focused on the complex interplay between emerging technologies and privacy regulations, particularly as […]
ESR Barbara Lazarotto will present her research paper written along with her colleague Pablo Trigo Kramcsák on the topic of “Another Data Dilemma in Smart Cities: The G DPR’s Joint Controllership Tightrope Within Public-Private Collaborations” at The Annual Privacy Forum (APF) 2024 organized by ENISA (the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity), DG Connect (Directorate-General for Communications […]
On July 25, 2024, CTS-FGV hosted a highly insightful webinar titled “Regulation of Digital Infrastructure in the EU: from Networks to Platforms,” featuring Thomas Lohninger and ESR Bárbara Lazarotto. This event provided an in-depth examination of the recent regulatory developments within the European Union, focusing on their impact on digital infrastructure, including electronic networks, digital […]
On July 17th, ESR Barbara Lazarotto participated in a panel discussion on ‘The Impact of EU AI Regulation on Latin American AI Governance: Emerging AI Authorities?’ at CPDP Latam. The event took place at FGV Cultural Center in Botafogo, in Rio de Janeiro, focusing on discussing diverse data protection topics in Latin America in its […]
LeADS Online Seminar with Prof. Papakonstantinou and Prof. De Hert “The Regulation of Digital Technologies in the EU: Act-ification, GDPR Mimesis and EU Law Brutality at Play” Thursday, June 6th, 2024 – 2pm (CET) Online participation link: Join the meeting Join Prof. Vagelis Papakonstantinou and Prof. Paul De Hert in conversation around their new book, […]
This project is co-funded by
the European Union