Program for Wednesday, May 19th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR WEDNESDAY, MAY 19TH: TALK VIEW

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09:00-10:30

Why algorithmic decision-making in the criminal justice system needs to be evaluated from a constitutional

Adam Harkens, Karen Yeung

09:00-10:30

Digital Platforms and the Digitisation of Government Surveillance

Ronan Ó Fathaigh, Judith Möller, Rocco Bellanova

09:00-10:30

Fraud detection, the digitisation of the welfare state, and the Dutch SyRI judgment

Marvin van Bekkum, Frederik Zuiderveen Borgesius

09:00-10:30

Gatekeeper Power: Definition and Assessment

Alexandre de Streel

09:00-10:30

The Digital Services Act and the Digital Markets Act: Towards a New Competition Paradigm

Oles Andriychuk

09:00-10:30

Regulating radical change: competition and data protection enforcement in times of COVID and

Belle Beems

09:00-10:30

COVID-19 and biometric ID: implications for social protection

Silvia Masiero, Soumyo Das

09:00-10:30

Biometric ID systems in India and Kenya

Ana-Maria Hriscu

09:00-10:30

Governing the AI-enabled Health Code System in China: Using Facial and Health Data during and beyond

Janet Xue

09:00-10:30

How Facial Recognition technology is transforming the Welfare State: affecting social equality and data protection for the benefit of

Giulia Formici

09:00-10:30

Designing Privacy and Security in Community Networks with Hyperlocal Design: A case study in Rural

Sarbani Banerjee Belur

11:00-12:30 Opening and Overall keynote roundtable

13:30-15:00

Sharing energy data: the intersection between data protection and energy legislation

Brenda Espinosa

13:30-15:00

European data protection law and policies against climate change: conforming or diverging goals?

Alessandra Calvi

13:30-15:00

Technology for the Energy Crisis: in search of a coordinated response to cybersecurity concerns of energy

Charikleia Vlachou

13:30-15:00

Artificial Intelligence and Democratic Values

Marc Rotenberg

13:30-15:00

The Human Rights Challenges of using Emotional Artificial Intelligence for Surveillance

Robbie Scarff

13:30-15:00

EU competence creep in the field of national security: Implications for mass surveillance of online

Sarah Eskens

13:30-15:00

The crisis of property and user empowerment in the Internet of Things

Guido Noto La Diega

13:30-15:00

Should SEPs be licensed to component makers or producers of final products? A competition law

Rafał Sikorski

13:30-15:00

Enforcing Copyright Through Antitrust? A Transatlantic View of the Strange Case of News Publishers Against Digital

Giuseppe Colangelo

13:30-15:00

Soft law as EU crisis response in public health emergencies

Sabrina Röttger-Wirtz, Mariolina Eliantonio

13:30-15:00

COVID-19 AND COURTS IN THE EUROPEAN UNION

Argyri Panezi, Natasha Chloe Krause

13:30-15:00

Disinformation and Content Moderation in Times of Pandemics: The Lesson of European Digital

Giovanni De Gregorio

13:30-15:00

The automated deservedness: the social protection in Colombia after COVID-19

Joan Manuel Lopez Solano

13:30-15:00

The Hourglass Architecture of Vaccine Distribution: From Aadhaar to DIVOC

Ranjit Singh

13:30-15:00

Transaction Failure Rates in the Aadhaar Enabled Payment System: Urgent Issues for Consideration and Proposed

Malavika Raghavan

13:30-15:00

Has the digital welfare state led to greater exclusion of poor citizens in accessing social cash during the COVID-19 pandemic? Insights from Pakistan through the social justice

Atika Kemal

15:30-16:15 Keynote Competition and Market Regulation: Anu Bradford

16:30-18:00

Inter-Legality and Surveillance Technologies: Looking at the Demands of Justice beyond Borders

Sümeyye Elif Biber

16:30-18:00

AI in Smart Cities and Tackling Private and Public Surveillance Through Privacy by Design Principles

Emine Ozge Yildirim

16:30-18:00

The Surveillant University: Remote Proctoring, AI, and Human Rights

Teresa Scassa

16:30-18:00

Beyond Data Ownership

Ignacio Cofone

16:30-18:00

CAN WE TRUST TRUST-BASED DATA GOVERNANCE MODELS?

Esther Keymolen, Bart Van Der Sloot

16:30-18:00

The (gendered) vulnerable data subject

Gianclaudio Malgieri, Gloria Gonzàlez Fuster

16:30-18:00

INTERACTIVE TRANSLATION WORKSHOP: Exploring Divergent Meanings of Key Concepts in ‘Responsible AI’ with

F. Dechesne, T. Holtrop, D. Moats, L. Waltman, J. van Eck, J. Varga

16:30-18:00 IP Law: Book presentation - Injunctions in Patent Law: A Trans-Atlantic Dialogue on Flexibility and Tailoring

16:30-18:00

Panel 'Regulating digital platforms: convergence or divergence'

Inge Graef

16:30-18:00

Regulating digital technology and ‘green growth’: ‘Sustainable’ extractivism, e-waste, planned obsolescence and the right to

Laura Bedford, Monique Mann, Reece Walters, Marcus Foth

16:30-18:00

The emerging collaborative economy in the energy sector. Consumer and prosumer protection in peer-to-peer electricity

Viola Cappelli

16:30-18:00

Emerging modes of engagement with crisis information in troublesome times

Anna Berti Suman, Marie Petersmann, Sven Schade

18:00-19:30

Patents and Green Innovation: From linearity to systems analysis of 'wicked problems'

Caoimhe Ring

18:00-19:30

Scope of technology transfer under restrictive IPR terms of foreign technology collaboration : A Case study of foreign affiliates in

Swati Verma

18:00-19:30

‘National Domain Dispute Resolution Policy’ as a way forward in settlement of domain name disputes in Sri

Soorya Balendra