#51 IDLaw at the Cyberspace Conference 2024

by Michael Schmidbauer

IDLaw at the Cyberspace Conference 2024

The team of the Department of Innovation and Digitalisation in Law was once again able to participate in the renowned Brno Cyberspace Conference – a visit which by now has become tradition for our department (see last year’s report).

19.12.2024 | [read more]

#50 TeamID Breakfast Lecture on AI, Gender and Algorithmic Discrimination from a European Law Perspective

by Katarzyna Barud

The Department of Innovation and Digitalisation in Law finished their TeamID Lunch/Breakfast Lecture Series of 2024 on 3 December 2024. The aim of the Lunch / Breakfast Lecture Series is to increase the exchange between the Department, academic staff and broader audience including e.g. law students with researchers both from our faculty as well as from other disciplines in a convivial setting.

17.12.2024 | [read more]

#49 Our team at the Alzheimer Europe Conference in Geneva

by Klaudia Kwiatkowska, Alexandra Marginean and Marie-Catherine Wagner

On 10th October 2024, the University of Vienna team presented at the eBRAIN-Health symposium during the Alzheimer Europe conference in Geneva, Switzerland.

12.12.2024 | [read more]

#48 DPMC 2024 officially kicked off

by Klaudia Kwiatkowska

On 7 October 2024, the third edition of the Data Protection Moot Court (DPMC) officially kicked off with an online introductory meeting for all participants and coaches.

14.10.2024 | [read more]

#47 TeamID Breakfast Lecture - “Our world is different”: Re-Constituting Subsidiarity in the Digital Age

by Lisa Müllner

On 12 September 2024, the Department of Innovation and Digitalisation in Law held a TeamID Breakfast Lecture as part of our TeamID Lunch Lecture Series.

The team of Professor Dr. Eisenberger invited our guest lecturer was Nicole West Bassoff who is a Ph.D. candidate in Public Policy at the Harvard Kennedy School and a Fellow in the Program on Science, Technology and Society (STS). She uses qualitative research methods and frameworks from the field of STS to interrogate the ethics and politics of efforts to digitize cities.

24.09.2024 | [read more]

#46 The Legal Tech Hackathon and its past year’s success story

by Michael Beier

The Legal Tech Hackathon (in short LTH) is a course that is offered each summer semester by the Department of Innovation and Digitalisation in Law and the University of Applied Sciences Vienna. Through this cooperation the LTH not only comprises law students – just like any other “ordinary” course offered at the Juridicum – but also computer science students. 

25.07.2024 | [read more]

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