Forskning

Digitaliseringen af samfundet og den teknologiske udvikling rejser løbende juridiske udfordringer. I takt med digitaliseringens udbredelse sker dette på alle retsområder, og på Det Juridiske Fakultet forskes i alle aspekter af forholdet mellem digitalisering og jura. Læs mere om nogle af de forskningsprojekter, der i øjeblikket arbejdes på her.

• The application of EU Competition Law to online multi-sided platforms
  Kontaktperson: PhD student Elisa Maria Faustinelli
  
  
• Artificial Intelligence, creativity and copyright – towards a new concept of author and copyright ownership
  Kontaktperson: PhD student Barbara Diaz Alaminos
  
  
• Beskyttelsen af børn og unges personoplysninger
  Kontaktperson: PhD student Signe Adler-Nissen
  
  
• Collaborative Research program in Biomedical Innovation Law
  Kontaktperson: Professor Timo Minssen
  
  
• Courting the Public? The Use of Social Media by International Courts
  Kontaktpersoner: Assistant Professor Juan A. Mayoral  & Research Assistant Zuzanna Godzimirska
  
  
• Digital capitalism and the transformation of the legal profession
  Kontaktperson: Postdoc Salvatore Caserta
  
  
• Digital entrepriseret
  Kontaktperson: Professor, dr. jur. Ole Hansen
  
  
• Domæneadministratorers rolle og ansvar i bekæmpelsen af internetkriminalitet
  Kontaktperson: Postdoc Sebastian Schwemer
  
  
• EU Interreg - Smart Cities Accelerator
  Kontaktperson: Project staff Flemming Gerhardt Nielsen
  
  
• Free Movement and the Internet: The Approach of the CJEU in the Era of Digitalization
  Kontaktperson: Professor Ulla Neergaard
  
  
• From Dogma to Data: Exploring How Case Law Evolves
  Kontaktperson: Professor Henrik Palmer Olsen
  
  
• Legal Disruption by Artificial Intelligence: a Study of the Incompatibilities Between Law and Robots
  Kontaktperson: PhD Student Léonard Van Rompaey
  
  
• MeInWe - Personalized Medicine in the Welfare State
  Kontaktperson: Professor Mette Hartlev
   
• The Past’s Future: Digital Transformations and Cultural Heritage Institutions
  Kontaktperson: Professor Helle Porsdam
  
  
• POLICYAID – Policy, practice and patient experience in an age of intensified data sourcing
  Kontaktperson: Professor Mette Hartlev
  
  
• Precision Medicine, Artificial Intelligence, and the Law (PMAIL)
  Kontaktperson: Professor Timo Minssen
  
  
• Retlige udfordringer og retlige løsningsforslag i et indberetningspligtigt og oplysningspligtigt (selvangivelsespligtigt) samfund for borgerne henholdsvis et indberetningspligtigt og oplysningsfrit (selvangivelsesfrit) samfund for borgerne
  Kontaktperson: Lars Skriver
  
  
• Resilient and effective global governance strategies for advanced artificial intelligence
  Kontaktperson: PhD student Matthijs Michiel Maas 
  
  
• The Takedown Project, Collaborative research on Internet takedown law and policy
  Kontaktperson: Postdoc Knud Wallberg
  
  
• Vertical Restraints in the Digital Age:  Best Practices in the Assessment, Application and Enforcement of Retail Price Maintenance
  Kontaktperson: PhD student Christy Lynne Kollmar