LSTS
Welcome to the website of the interdisciplinary Research Group on Law, Science, Technology & Society (LSTS) of the Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB), focusing upon the articulations of law, science, technology, ethics and society.
Successful PhD defences at LSTS
Congratulations to Andrés Chomczyk Penedo and Anastasiya Kiseleva who recently defended their PhDs successfully and became Drs!
Publication of report from LSTS researcher on Implementing AI Regulatory Sandboxes under the AI Act
How can we foster AI innovation while ensuring it is regulated effectively?
Call for participants: the fourth DPSN International Data Protection Day
Would you like to share your research with fellow data protection academics worldwide? Call for participants for the 4th DPSN event taking place on 23rd January. One of our network’s missions is to create a platform for people to get to know each other’s work better.
LSTS researcher recent publication in European Law Blog
LSTS researcher Michaël Van den Poel has recently seen his blogpost on the recent C-21/23 Lindenapotheke judgement published by European Law Blog. Titled, 'Case C-21/23 Lindenapotheke – Competitors can enforce GDPR-based unfair commercial practices, and a broadening concept of health and sensi...
LSTS Visit to the Communa sites in Forest (Brussels)
On the 5th November, Law, Science, Technology & Society (LSTS) visited the Communa sites in Forest to learn about the community projects ongoing in Brussels in empty buildings.
Practical info-Join DPSN and LSTS for the next in our Monthly Digital Coffee series
From the Data Protection Law Scholars Network in collaboration with
Practical info-HELT Talks - Bridging the Digital Divide: Ensuring Equitable Access to Healthcare in the Digital Era
Join us for the next in the HELT (Health, Law, and Technology) Talks series where we will be joined by speakers Mr. SASCHA MARSCHANG (European Hospital and Healthcare Federation (HOPE) , Health Action International) and Ms.
Practical info-Privacy Symposium – Save the Date!
LSTS is delighted to support the upcoming edition of the Privacy Symposium conference in Venice, Italy during May 12-16, 2025. The conference aims to promote international dialogue, cooperation, and knowledge-sharing on data regulation, compliance, and innovative technologies.
