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LiaNs
Legal Issues Arising From Networks
LiaNs is an interdisciplinary inter-institutional European seminar series on Legal Issues Arising from NetworkS
The seminar sessions will take place the first Wednesday of each month at 12:30 CET time online via Zoom
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Fall 2026-Spring 2027
Fall 2026-Spring 2027
9/9/2026 Dr. Silvia Martinelli, Research Fellow at the Department of Law (University of Torino)
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7/10/2026 Dr. Tommaso de Mari Casareto dal Verme, Research Associate (University of Trento)
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4/11/2026 Dr. Eric Tjong Tjin Tai, Full Professor, Tilburg University
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2/12/2026 Dr. Federica Paolucci, Research Fellow, Department of Legal Studies, Bocconi University
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13/1/2027 Dr. Katarzyna Łakomiec, Polish Academy of Legal Sciences
Presentation: Chaos as a Ladder: Supervisory Authorities as Emerging Guardians of European Constitutional Values
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3/2/2027 Dr. Migle Lakuyte, Associate professor of AI and Law, Universitat Pompeu Fabra Law School
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3/3/2027 Talia Gillis, BCL, PhD, JSD, Daniel G. Ross Professor of Law, Columbia Law School
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7/4/2027 Dr. Belle Beems, Assistant Professor, Leiden University
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5/5/2027 Emma J. Semaan, PhD Candidate, Exeter College, University of Oxford
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2/6/2027 Dr. Monika Namyslowska, Full professor, University of Lodz
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SEssion FORMAT
SEssion FORMAT
Each seminar session will last 60 minutes (45 minute presentation + 15 minutes for Q&A)
Please subscribe to our mailing list and we will send you a Zoom link before the beginning of the session. During the session participants will be muted (exceptions during the presentation will be considered).
The seminar may be recorded and published on our YouTube channel, subject to the speaker's consent. However, Q&A will not be recorded.
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Seminar organizers
Seminar organizers
Dr. Aurelia Colombi Ciacchi (U. Groningen), Dr. Mateusz Grochowski (Tulane University), Dr. Paola Iamiceli (U. Trento) and Dr. Sandra Passinhas (U. Coimbra)
Seminar coordination:
Dr. Sandra Passinhas (UCILER, University of Coimbra Institute for Legal Research)
Dr. Mireia Artigot-Golobardes (U. Pompeu Fabra)
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