Past events

“IP centred governance (contractual and relational) modes along collaborative health innovation platforms-The Relevance to “Valley of Death” metaphor”

Researchers throughout academia, industry, and government are generating data at scales and levels of complexity far beyond what could previously have been imagined. Complex data demand statistical models that are sufficiently flexible to adapt to meaningful, underlying signals, allowing scientists...

Seminar, award ceremony and celebration drinks. 

This Colloquium focuses on a key challenge facing the international trading system, namely the rapidly eroding trust in trade liberalisation and economic integration, as embodied in the rules of the World Trade Organization and the European Union.

This edition of the Forum is focused on PhD projects from some of the departments involved in this Forum.

Dr. Phil C.W. Chan, will give a guest lecture with the title ‘A Keen Observer of the International Rule of Law? International Law in China’s Voting Behaviour and Argumentation in the United Nations Security Council’.

Inclusive equality and the human rights model of disability – 10 years jurisprudence of the United Nations Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities by Prof. Theresia Degener, Chair of CRPD Committee.

Meeting Research Network for Law and Cognitive Sciences (LACS)

Prof. Dr. Amy Edmondson will give a presentation about her research on psychological safety in the workplace. She will adopt a retrospect look on how she developed key ideas about psychological safety, and look forward on how organizations can improve their learning capacity. This seminar is open...

The aim of the workshop is to identify trust-related concerns in a data-driven economy, by exploring different regulatory frameworks.