Legality Attentive Data Scientists
The Project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 Innovative Training Networks. Grant Agreement ID: 956562
LeADS research and educational program trains an interdisciplinary professional figure that called Legality Attentive Data Scientist. S/he will be an expert in data science and law, expected to work within and across the two disciplines, a leader in bridging scientific skills with the ethic-legal constraints of their operating environment.
LeADS will develop a data science capable of maintaining its innovative solutions within the borders of law – by design and by default – and of helping expand the legal frontiers in line with innovation needs, preventing the enactment of legal rules technologically unattainable.
The emergence of data science has raised a wide range of concerns regarding its compatibility with the law, creating the need for experts who combine a deep knowledge of both data science and legal matters. The LeADS ITN project will train 15 early-stage researchers (ESRs) to become legality attentive data scientists.
Meet the ESRs of LeADS project below.
ESR1
Reciprocal interplay between competition law and privacy
ESR2
Distributed reliability and blockchain-like technologies
ESR3
Unchaining data portability potentials in a lawful digital economy
ESR4
Big data, small data, and business practices
ESR5
Differential privacy and explainability in the data sphere
ESR6
Personal information as currency for the supply of digital content
ESR7
Public-private data sharing from “data veillance” to “data relevance”
ESR8
Technical and legal aspects of privacy-preserving services
ESR9
User-centered, legal-ethical, and private consent models for health data sharing in the EU
ESR10
From privacy by design to privacy by using
ESR11
Empowering data owners by promoting PIMS
ESR12
The boundaries of information property: from concepts to practice
ESR13
Solving conficts between data owners and data exploiters
ESR14
Neuromarketing and mental integrity between market and human rights
ESR15
Technologies for algorithms and algorithmic transparency and fairness
