Program for Thursday, May 20th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR THURSDAY, MAY 20TH: TALK VIEW

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09:00-10:30

Coordinating sustainable business behaviour in EU competition law. Insights from planning theory

Eva van der Zee

09:00-10:30

What is the role of EU merger control in ensuring sustainability? Innovation output, innovation diversity and the Commission’s innovation theory of harm in agrochemical

Elias Deutscher, Stavros Makris

09:00-10:30

The Twin Transition to a Digital and Green Economy: Doctrinal Challenges for EU Competition Law

Klaudia Majcher, Viktoria Robertson

11:00-12:30

Data protection and competition law: friends or foes regarding data sharing?

Thomas Tombal

11:00-12:30

Regulating Agricultural Data and Concept of ‘Data Ownership’: Approaching the Debate from the Competition Policy

Can Atik

11:00-12:30

The German Facebook Case: The Law and Economics of the Relationship between Competition and Data Protection

Wolfgang Kerber, Karsten Zolna

11:00-12:30

Re-purposing data for security: what is the role of purpose under Article 8 CFREU?

Plixavra Vogiatzoglou

11:00-12:30

The normative challenges of AI surveillance in the analysis of encrypted IoT-generated data for law enforcement

Pier Giorgio Chiara, Isadora Neroni Rezende

11:00-12:30

Financial information sharing and the problem of borderlines between the GDPR and LED

Magdalena Brewczynska

11:00-12:30

Soft Law in Smart City Governance: Municipal Tools for Regulating Technology

Astrid Voorwinden

11:00-12:30

Post-soapbox data governance: from recognition to intersubjectivity

Shazade Jameson

11:00-12:30

The Politics of Setting International Standards for “Smart City”

Yoshiko Naiki

11:00-12:30

Digital technologies during Covid-19: A multi-disciplinary problematization of privacy’s value

Sharon, Lanzing, Siffels, Helberger, Eskens, Strycharz, van Apeldoorn, Sax

13:30-15:00

Workshop- Business of the Energy Transition (part 1)

Leonie Reins, Phillip Paiement

13:30-15:00

Pornography tubesites: exploring the liability of dominant platforms for third-party content under EU competition

Tjaša Petročnik

13:30-15:00

Restricting the access to legal content online: is it time for additional European regulation?

Berdien van der Donk

13:30-15:00

Platform Regulation as Rule of Law Development Assistance

Paul Gowder

13:30-15:00

AI governance in practice: safeguarding public interests and democratic values in urban crowd

Merel Noorman

13:30-15:00

Data protection law beyond identifiability? Atmospheric profiles, nudging and the Stratumseind Living

Maša Galič, Rapahël Gellert

13:30-15:00

Privacy and pandemics: Augmented crises in times of reality

Michael Katell, Francien Dechesne

13:30-15:00

Insurance, algorithmic decision-making, and discrimination

M. van Bekkum, F. Zuiderveen Borgesius, L. McFall, J. Schaffers, M. Koning

13:30-15:00

Analysing the Creative Potential of Artificial Intelligence through its “Moral Control” of the

Israel Cedillo Lazcano

13:30-15:00

Automated copyright enforcement: Democracy in crisis

Georgia Jenkins

13:30-15:00

What's Work Got To Do With It? Data Rights and Platform Resistance

Toh, Ausloos, Giannopoulou, Gonzalez Fuster, Kapoor, van Doorn, Stevenson

15:30-17:00

Health Data Sharing for Cooperative Research Beyond the Pandemic: What Art. 101 TFUE Can Learn From the Emerging Data

Giulia Schneider

15:30-17:00

Mergers that harm Our Health

Theodosia Stavroulaki

15:30-17:00

The Public Health Emergency Consideration in UK Merger Control: A new wall around British Business?

Chijioke Chijioke-Oforji

15:30-17:00

Development or Dystopia: Does the GDPR regulate the interconnected Law and Technology challenges raised by Facial Recognition

Natalia Menéndez

15:30-17:00

Data subject rights as human rights safeguards against surveillance measures from outside the European

Laura Drechsler

15:30-17:00

Consent Mechanisms for the Use of Facial Recognition Systems among Vulnerable Groups: A rights based approach to biometric intervention during times of

Mitchel Ondili, Mercy King'Ori

15:30-17:00

Access to and ownership of data to tackle Covid-19: some lessons IP laws should learn for good

Tommaso Fia

15:30-17:00

Analyzing Patent-Literature for Mapping and Evaluating Covid-19 Innovation

Luca Falciola, Massimo Barbieri

15:30-17:00

Open Covid Pledge

Jorge Contreras

15:30-17:00 Energy and Climate Crisis: Workshop on Business and the Energy transition (part 2)

15:30-17:00

A Proportionality-Based Framework for Government Regulation of Digital Tracing Apps in Times of

Sharon Bassan

15:30-17:00

The Intention; Requirements for software as a medical device in EU law

Kaspar Rosager Ludvigsen, Shishir Nagaraja, Angela Daly

15:30-17:00

Big Tech Platforms as ‘societal problem solvers’: How to organise democratic oversight and

Natali Helberger, Sarah Eskens, Jill Toh, Gionata Bouchè, Naomi Appelman

15:30-17:00

Sector Transitions and Transgressions during the Pandemic

Linnet Taylor

17:00-18:30

Regulating Facial Recognition Technology: What’s in a face and what to regulate?

Bo Zhao

17:00-18:30

The AI-Assisted Surveillance Industry: “Hello, How May I Spy for You Today?”

Yung Au

17:00-18:30

Privacy as a privilege? Privacy expectations of vulnerable data subjects in smart cities

Jonas Breuer, Rosamunde Van Brakel

17:00-18:30

Anticompetitive-by-Design: Preventing Dark Patterns in Data Sharing

Gabriel Nicholas

17:00-18:30

Biosupremacy: Data, Competition, and Monopolistic Power Over Human Behavior

Mason Marks

17:00-18:30

Structural Blind Spots: Harms to Digital Consumers in EU Antitrust, Consumer and Data Protection Law

Elettra Bietti