Browse the materials from our Workshops for students
Workshop for students no 1 «Digital platforms: their impact, duties and responsibilities»,
8 November 2022
Workshop for students no 2 «Electronic evidence in civil proceedings: current issues of judicial practice»,
22 December 2022
Workshop for students no 3 «Online courts: pro and contra»,
9 February 2023
Workshop for students no 4 «Accounts: is it possible to inherit or alienate them?»,
17 March 2023
Workshop for students no 5 «The process of mutual recognition of electronic digital signatures between Ukraine and the EU»,
17 October 2023
Workshop for students no 6 «Click-wrap and browse-wrap type agreements Agreements on the disposal of property rights to computer programs»,
31 October 2023
Workshop for students no 7 «Non-compete Agreements and Non-disclosure Agreements»,
17 November 2023
Workshop for students no 8 «Legal nature of NFT, Domain name as an object of intellectual property, and Legal view of cookies»,
11 December 2023
Workshop for students no 9 «Components of a strategy for protecting intellectual property rights for a trademark on the Internet»,
17 December 2024
Workshop for students no 10 «Legal responsibility for the use of artificial intelligence»,
26 February 2025
Workshop for students no 11 «Artificial intelligence and copyright»,
3 March 2025
Workshop for students no 12 «AI tools in legal practice»,
5 March 2025
Browse the materials from our Workshops for practitioners
Workshop for practitioners no 1 «Innovations in European regulation: digital platforms, artificial intelligence, online dispute resolution (ODR)», April 20 and 21, 2023
(part 1)
Workshop for practitioners no 1 «Innovations in European regulation: digital platforms, artificial intelligence, online dispute resolution (ODR)», April 20 and 21, 2023
(part 2)
Workshop for practitioners no 1 «Innovations in European regulation: digital platforms, artificial intelligence, online dispute resolution (ODR)», April 20 and 21, 2023
(part 3)
Workshop for practitioners no 2 «
Innovations in European Legislation in the Field of Data Transfers and Circulation»,
September 27 and 28, 2023
Workshop for practitioners no 4 «
Digital goods and virtual assets: Ukrainian and European practices»,
November, 28 and 29, 2024
Workshop for practitioners no 5 «
Access to justice in the digital era: ODR, artificial intelligence, and the digitization of judicial proceedings»,
June 19 and 20, 2025
Workshop for practitioners no 6 «
The Right to Be Forgotten and Other Emerging Rights in the Practice of European Judicial Institutions»,
September 22–23, 2025
Browse the materials from our Methodological schools for young researchers
1st Methodological school for young researchers
Workshop: “Life Hacks for Preparing and Publishing Research Results”
Date & Time: 26 September 2023, 15:00 (Kyiv time)
Format: Online
We explored:
- How to write clearly, persuasively, and keep your reader engaged
- How to structure research and present methodology
- Tips for catchy titles and selecting journals
- What reviewers really look for
Speakers shared lessons learned, mistakes made, and valuable insights.
2nd Methodological school for young researchers
Workshop: “Navigating Research in the Digital Era: Presentation of a Collective Monograph”
Date & Time: 25 September 2024, 13:00 (Kyiv time)
Format: Online
- The session featured the presentation of the collective monograph European Fundamental Values in the Digital Era and practical advice from contributing researchers on methodology, lessons learned, and navigating challenges.
3rd Methodological school for young researchers
Workshop: “Networking, International Mobility & Open Science in the Digital Age”
Date & Time: 12 March 2025, 15:00 (Kyiv time)
Format: Online
This workshop covered:
- Digital networking tips for introverts
- Building global research connections
- Open science opportunities and scholarships abroad
Methodological schools for young researchers matherials:
Materials of methodological schools for young scholars
Browse the materials from our Annual conferences
Annual conference (panel discussion) no 1 “AI, Justice and Public Power”.
Dates & Time: 2023, September 26 and 27, 10:00 – 13:30
Format: Online
This panel discussion covered:
The significant changes and implications produced by artificial intelligence systems, including the challenges AI poses to human rights, the rule of law, justice, democracy, legal systems and legal orders.
The issue of liability for actions caused by artificial intelligence systems and European regulatory proposals in this area.
The use of artificial intelligence technologies in courts and public authorities to solve issues of public interest and specific groups both under normal circumstances and in emergency situations.
Annual conference (panel discussion) no 2 “European Fundamental Values and Digitalization: Data Protection, Automation, Digital Services and Digital Markets”.
Dates & Time: 2024, September 26 and 27, 13:00-17:00
Format: Online
This panel discussion covered:
Wide range of digitalization topics with a focus on approaches including interdisciplinary based on the support of fundamental values.
The convergence and coexistence of different legal systems
The harmonization of legislation and practice of Ukraine and the EU.
Annual conference (panel discussion) no 3 “Human Rights in the Digital Era: Value Foundation and Protection Mechanisms”.
Dates & Time: 2025, September 25 and 26, 09:00–13:00
Format: Online
This panel discussion covered:
Fundamental values, rights, and legal standards in the digital context.
International and national protection mechanisms.
The challenges posed by contemporary technologies, with particular attention to artificial intelligence and its governance.
Comparative perspectives from the European Union, Ukraine, and the United States.
Annual conferences (panel discussions) materials:
