Centre for Information and Innovation Law (CIIR)

News from CIIR

CIIR and CeBil hosted the 2025 ATRIP Congress

Jens Schovsbo, CIIR, together with Timo Minssen, CeBIL, and in collaboration with ATRIP President Orit Fishman-Afori, hosted the 43rd ATRIP Congress from 22 to 25 June 2025.

The newly published book "Intellectual Property Rights in Times of Crisis" is edited by professor Jens Schovsbo

Professor Jens Schovsbo edited “Intellectual Property Rights in Times of Crisis” which has just been published by Edward Elgar.

The book is based on contributions from the 40^th ATRIP Congress which took place in 2022.

CIIR joins the Pan-European Seal (PES) Professional Traineeship Programme

In December 2023, the European Patent Office, the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO), and the Centre for Information and Innovation Law (CIIR), Faculty of Law, Unversity of Copenhagen signed a Memorandum of Understanding on the cooperation in the fields of IP awareness and education under the framework of the Pan-European Seal.

Professor Sharon Sandeen visits CIIR

Anja Møller Pedersen defended her Ph.D thesis

On 7 June 2023, Anja Møller Pedersen successfully defended her PhD Thesis on ‘The Fundamental Rights to Privacy and Data Protection in the EU Legal Order: Reconciling privacy rights and rationales’.

Jens Schovsbo co-edited the book ‘Improving Intellectual Property: A Global Project

Professor Jens Schovsbo has co-edited the book ‘Improving Intellectual Property: A Global Project‘. The book has just been published with Edward Elgar and it is a Festschrift for Professor Rochelle Dreyfuss.

Andrew Keane Woods joins CIIR as Fulbright guest researcher

ReCreating Europe Workshop on Platforms' content moderation and accountability

On the 8th December 2022, Sebastian Schwemer (CIIR) and Christian Katzenbach (ZeMKI) focused on online content moderating on platforms as a part of the Recreating Europe project.

Hjalte Osborn publishes a new article about regulating outer space

The world has entered a second space age dominated by commercial actors and a new geopolitical struggle. These factors give rise to the urgent need for new regulation of space. The article investigates the challenges around regulating outer space and focuses Denmarks role in this new era.

Peter Davis joins CIIR in the LEGALESE project

New PostDoc at CIIR researching the legal implications of bias in NLP