Across three sessions in March 2021, experts will analyze the legal framework and opportunities for massive data exploitation within the public sector.[Read more]

UPF hosts a conference on algorithmic decisions and AI in public and private law, organized alongside the Prometeu research team.[Read more]

UV hosts the X Open Government Conference to analyze algorithmic bias, transparency, and fairness in public administration.[Read more]

On April 27th, Cocentaina hosts a seminar on AI, authorship, and fundamental rights organized by the University of Alicante and the University of Valencia.[Read more]

On May 8-9, the Universitat de València hosts the 6th international conference on the right to education and teaching innovation.[Read more]

On May 25th, the UV Rectorate hosts the Seminar on Theory and Method of Public Law focusing on discretion and deference.[Read more]

On June 23rd, Legal Lunch analyzes daily life, social class, and real estate business in new urban developments.[Read more]

A new Legal Lunch session analyzes the criteria for additional compensation in cases of fundamental rights violations within the workplace.[Read more]

A new Legal Lunch session analyzes the legal framework of technological free zones and the balance between innovation and regulation.[Read more]

On January 15th, the II Seminar on human rights and administrative law will be held at the Law Faculty, coordinated by Clàudia Gimeno.[Read more]

On February 23rd, Fernando Gómez and Maribel Sáez explore the intersections of law, economics, and AI in a new seminar session.[Read more]

On March 27th, Andrés Boix examines the limitations of property rights and the public interest in a new session of the Carmelo Lozano Seminar.[Read more]