LEGIS: Legal Ecosystem for Governance, Intermediaries and Standards in SSH Research Data - Project Kickoff

Struggling to navigate the legal maze of research data sharing, AI, and copyright? Join us for the kickoff of LEGIS, a new initiative bringing clarity to the fragmented legal landscape facing SSH researchers and data infrastructures.

Date
Wednesday 28 Oct 2026, 14:00 - 17:00
Type
Symposium
Spoken Language
English
Room
Langeveld 0.18
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As researchers increasingly work with personal, sensitive, and IP-protected data, they face growing legal uncertainty from overlapping EU laws: the GDPR, AI Act, Data Governance Act, Data Act, and DSM Directive. LEGIS responds by developing a Legal Roadmap, an Open Knowledge Platform, and a National Expert Network to help researchers and institutions navigate these challenges with confidence.

At this kickoff event, hosted by the Erasmus Centre of Law and Digitization, you'll be introduced to the project's vision and outputs, and hear from distinguished international speakers who will share frontline perspectives on legal clarity, data interoperability, and the future of research data sharing:

  • Darren Bell (UK Data Service)
  • Matti Heikkurinen (CODATA)
  • Javier de la Cueva (EOSC Champion)

Together, we'll explore where the frontiers of current practice lie across at national and international scales.

Target group: SSH Researchers, Legal scholars, data stewards, legal councils, research infrastructure specialists, privacy offiers, and anyone interested in research data governance and legal compliance.

Please note: This event marks the official launch of the LEGIS project and the beginning of an ongoing collaboration to keep legal guidance connected to practice.

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For further information, please reach out to Alberto Quintavalla (quintavalla@law.eur.nl) and Bora Lushaj (bora.lushaj@eur.nl). 

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