With the successful defense of their theses, Kostina Prifti and Esra Demir have completed their PhD programs and earned their doctorate. They will become Associated Fellows at DIGOV, where they…

Erasmus Centre of Law and Digitalization and Sector plan SSH-Breed have issued a call for proposals for interdisciplinary research into the effects of digitalization on society. Within the overarching topic…

Larisa Munteanu, PhD researcher at Erasmus University Rotterdam, successfully published a case note with the European Review of Private Law. Upon thoroughly following Case 307/22 for her project, she managed…

Professor Klaus Heine from Erasmus University, Rotterdam, has contributed to the Whitepaper “AI and the Legal System” from the German platform Lernende Systeme. Lernende Systeme promotes research into questions regarding…

Prifti, K. (2024). The theory of ‘Regulation By Design’ : towards a pragmatist reconstruction. Technology and Regulation, 2024, 152-166. In this paper, Kostina Prifti explores and criticises the prevailing essentialist and functionalist…

On the 20th and the 21st of June, a number of DIGOV fellows took part in the Law and/versus Technology conference at Leiden University, The Netherlands. The conference, organized by…

Kostina Prifti, a doctoral candidate at Erasmus School of Law, has published two new articles related to Digital Governance. The first article titled “Regulation by Design: Features, Practices, Limitations, and…

In the past week, Klaus Heine visited the Philipps-University of Marburg for the farewell celebration of professor Wolfgang Kerber. At the celebration, prof. Kerber was presented with a celebratory book…

From the 10th to the 12th of April, prof. Klaus Heine and dr. Shu Li visited the University of Porto to take part in the conference “Implementing AI for Good”.…

Esra Demir, a doctoral candidate at the Erasmus School of Law, has published two new papers. The first publication concerns the topic of regulatory techniques and instruments enshrined by the…

The Law, AI and Regulation (LAIR) Conference 2023, an international gathering of experts, practitioners, and policymakers at the intersection of Law, Artificial Intelligence (AI), and Regulation, convened in Rotterdam on…

The eminent international scholar Gillian K. Hadfield (University of Toronto) stayed as visiting scholar at the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence in Digital Governance in early June 2023. She actively…

On May 16 and 17, the Bar Ilan University will host the DIGOV conference on: “Digital governance and the Law in the age of AI.” During the conference, top researchers…

On march 22nd, Erasmus school of Law organized a workshop: “At the Crossroads of Experimental Law and Economics Workshop” in cooperation with Erasmus school of Economics and DIGOV. The workshop…

On February 15th, a new article called “From bottleneck to enabler: a new approach to regulating data‑driven medical research” (Stamhuis, Heine, et al.) was published by Clinical and Translational Imaging.…

On the 11th of November, legal studies published an article called “Bridging the accountability gap of artificial intelligence – what can be learned from Roman law?” by prof. dr. Heine…

In Spring 2022 the Dutch Association of Municipalities VNG released a white paper for guidance to municipalities that intend to apply (or already apply) crowd management technologies. The senior researchers…

At the 19th IEEE Conference on Computational Intelligence in Bioinformatics and Computational Biology (IEEE CIBCB, 2022), Esra Demir presented her paper titled ‘Big Biological Data: Need for a Reorientation of…

A consortium led by Erasmus university, consisting of 26 organizations, is receiving a grant of over EUR 2 million from the Netherlands Research Council (NWO). Professor Klaus Heine and professor…

On December 17th, the University of Leeds hosted a hybrid event, which was organized by the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence on Digital Governance. Experts from different fields and backgrounds…

On October 28th the hybrid workshop Artificial Intelligence & Human rights: Friend of foe? Took place at Erasmus University Rotterdam. The workshop was organized by prof. Dr. Jeroen Temperman and…

It is our pleasure to invite you to our bi-annual Workshop at the Crossroads of Law and Economics, this time on the topic of criminal law and criminal justice system,…

On October 28th, the Erasmus School of Law will host the hybrid workshop ‘AI & Human Rights: Friend or Foe?’ supported by the Netherlands Network for Human Rights Research and…

On the 15th of september AI4media joins forces with ELISE and AIDA to organize the AL Mellontology E-symposium. The e-symposium is free to attend and no registration is needed! During…

Organized by the center of interdisciplinary research of the university of Bielefeld, this three day hybrid conference offers a platform for disciplinary and interdisciplinary exchange on the topic of smart…