Past events

Functional Imaging Laboratory, UCL Wellcome Trust Centre for Neuroimaging, London, UK.

This conference kicks-off the events series within the RELAY project. It brings together academics and a wide array of stakeholders in an extensive range of domains, allowing for differentiated perspectives on all of the European Commission’s political priorities, from digitalization, through the...

This 2-day workshop assesses the evolution of the asylum, migration, and external border control policies, including relevant EU legislation, the impact of constitutional principles, the role of courts and judicial dialogue, and shifting implementation patterns.

Celebrating 80 years of science and innovation, the tenants at Brightlands Chemelot Campus have joined forces to organize a Challenge Trilogy: a special series of three festive events developed to challenge the campus community to design a better future.

The Masters Intellectual Property Law and Knowledge Management gladly present the lPKM expert lecture with Mr. Saumya Bareja, IP Manager for Procter & Gamble, Asia. On 19 November 2020, at 16:00, Saumya Bareja will share his experience with enforcing Procter & Gamble's IP rights in E-commerce...

This conference aims at addressing the constitutional implications of the recent transformations of EU competition law, by combining the substantive changes the field is experiencing with the procedural consequences thereof.

The Jean Monnet module "IP in the Digital Single Market" gladly presents a specialized lecture by Dr. Giuseppe Mazziotti, Assistant Professor of Law at Trinity College Dublin. On 10 November 2020, at 18:00, Dr. Mazziotti will discuss the implications of how music right holders in the EU license...

What role can science & innovation play in solving today’s global challenges? Celebrating 80 years of science & innovation, the tenant at Brightlands Chemelot Campus have joined forces to organize a Challenge Trilogy

*This conference is provisionally cancelled*

The conference will present the results and discuss the implications of a self-reported survey of police investigators concerning suspect interviews in Europe. The survey was conducted across six countries: Belgium, Germany, Netherlands, Norway, Spain...

organised by maastricht University and the University of York in collaboration with Sciences Po