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We are looking for curious and motivated bachelor and master students who would like to take part in a multi- and interdisciplinary student-driven research project about sustainability and the UN Sustainable Development…

For the second year in a row, the best student paper of the Master course of the Transatlantic University Collaboration in Climate Change and Energy Law (TUCCCEL) has been published.

‘Solving for X?’ charts 4 levels of artificial intelligence regulation, with own strengths & limits into long-term.

Professor Kristian Lauta (CILG) has received a Research Infrastructure grant (partner) of DKK ~0,46 mio. (JUR share) from the Carlsberg Foundation for the project ‘SSH and Sustainable Business: Building a database for…

Sebastian Schwemer has been involved in preparations for the Digital Services Act package.

Beatriz Martinez Romera has received the Young Researcher Fellowship (DKK 4,486,646) from the Carlsberg Foundation for the project International Law-Making: Actors in Shipping and Climate Change (InterAct).

A study conducted at the Department of Pharmacy, and published in the prestigious journal Nature Biotechnology, shows that while knowledge about biosimilars is expanding, their access to the market is limited by legal…

Beatriz Martinez Romera (Center for International Law and Governance - CILG) has received two grants from the Carlsberg Foundation and Dreyersfond for the Fourth TRAMEREN Conference on ‘Enhancing Climate Action beyond…

Amnon Lev (Center for International Law and Governance - CILG) is part of an interdisciplinary project group, which has received six million DKK from the Independent Research Fund Denmark (DFF) - Thematic Call Green…