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PhD candidate Tobias K. Johansson, Department of Private law, will present his PhD-project: The implications of the PPT rule concerning the significance of physical substance and economic activity of entities.
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PhD candidate Lars Arnesen, Department of Private law, will present his PhD-project: The law of transparent and explainable artificial intelligence (AI)’.
PhD candidate Hanna Vik Furuseth, Department of Private law, will present her PhD-project: ‘Equal pay for equal work in the same place – on the relationship between free movement of services and regulation of wage and working conditions in EU law’.
PhD candidate King Men Teoh, Department of Private Law, will present her PhD project: "From Electric Vehicles Revolution to Regulation: Do the EU and Norway's Regulatory Frameworks drive towards a circular EV battery value chain?".
PhD candidate Giulia Petrachi, Department of Private Law, will present her PhD project: "From Dumpster Diving to Circular Economy - Cocreation of new policies and guidelines for fostering the change".
External PhD candidate Carlos Calleja,The Norwegian Police University College, will present his PhD project: "The Legal Framework for Police Crime Prevention on the Internet".
PhD Candidate Mona Naomi Lintvedt, Department of Private Law, will present her PhD Project "Perspectives on privacy in human-robot interaction".
PhD Candidate Kristina Stenvik, Department of Private Law, will present her PhD Project "Establishing a European model for Copyright Infringement".
External PhD candidate Stuart Weinstein, Aston University, Birmingham, UK, will present his PhD project: "AI and Legal Risk: Can the Past and the Future Teach Us About the Present?".
PhD candidate Lukasz Bojarski at the Department of Private Law will on Friday 4 February present his doctorate Project: "Judicial Resistance against the Rule of Law Backsliding—Judges and Citizens—the case of Poland".
PhD candidate Peter Alexander Earls Davis at the Department of Private Law will present his PhD project: "Regulating Cryptography: Rationale and Limits".
PhD candidate Worku Gedefa Urgessa at the Department of Private Law will present his PhD project: "The Role of Intergovernmental Organisations (IGOs) in Ensuring Internet Security ".
PhD candidate Luca Tosoni at the Department of Private Law will present his PhD project: "Data Crimes: Regulating and Enforcing Cybersecurity through Criminal Law".
PhD candidate Hanna Ahlström at the Department of Private Law will present her PhD project: "Regulatory dynamics of sustainability: policy coherence in EU business and financial market Law".
PhD candidate Samson Yosef Esayas at the Department of Private Law will present his PhD project: "Data Privacy and Competition Law in the Age of Big Data".
PhD candidate Astrid Iversen at the Department of Private Law will present her PhD project: "Parity of creditors and sovereign debt restructurings".
PhD candidate Sjur Swensen Ellingsæter at the Department of Private Law will on Friday 10 November present his Doctorate project: "Creditor Priority and Financial Stability".
PhD candidate Yuliya Chernykh at the Department of Private Law will on Tuesday 20 June present her doctorate Project: "Contract interpretation in investment treaty arbitration".
PhD candidate Linn Cecilie Anker-Sørensen at the Department of Private Law will on Thursday 16 March present her doctorate Project: "Control decoupling – implications for understanding modern corporate groups."
PhD candidate Johann Ruben Leiss at the Department of Private Law will on Friday 9 December present his doctorate Project: "On the Construction of a Global Judicial System".
PhD candidate Kevin McGillivray at the Department of Private Law will on Wednesday 17 August present his doctorate Project: "Compliance by Contract: the rise of governmental cloud procurement mechanisms and their impact on privacy and security in Cloud Computing".