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LSTS co-organizes on 18 March a Conference (Dutch) on the rights of the patient, the right to health and processing of medical data. The program and registration forms can be downloaded from the website. 
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Have a look at the original BOOKLET for the EUROPEAN DATA PROTECTION DAY More
Release of the 2nd edition of the Think Privacy Campaign with LSTS contributions. More
LSTS sponsors the first European Civil Society Data Protection Award, rewarding positive initiatives contributing to the visibility and effectiveness of right to privacy and to the protection of personal data in Europe. More
The interdisciplinary Research Group on Law Science Technology & Society or LSTS was founded in November 2003 and is devoted to analytical, theoretical and prospective research into the relationships between law, science, technology and society.
LSTS is the successor of the former Centre for the Interaction Law & Technology (CIRT), which carried out research in the field of computer law (privacy and data protection, EDI, computer crime, intellectual property, ...), criminal investigation and police law, environmental law, the relationships between law and psychiatry, etc. Today, however, the objective has significantly changed and broadened. The monodisciplinary legal research has moved towards an explicit interdisciplinary undertaking. That is why, since its foundation, LSTS comprises some researchers of the Centre for Logic and Philosophy of Science (CLWF) covering disciplines such as philosophy, philosophy of science, mathematics and logic. The research group combines legal expertise and research with prospective and speculative thinking. Our projects range from technical legal undertakings to philosophical investigations articulated upon legal issues.
Recent books & publications
De Beer Daniel, De Hert Paul, Gonzalez Fuster Gloria, Gutwirth Serge (2010) Nouveaux éclairages de la notion de la notion de «donnée personnelle» et application audacieuse du critère de proportionnalité. Cour européenne des droits de l-homme Grande Chambre S et Marper c. Royaume Uni, 4 décembre 2008. Revue Trimestrielle des Droits de l'Homme, n. 81, pp.141 - 161, published by Nemesis & Bruylant.
De Hert Paul, De Vries Ekaterina, Gutwirth Serge (2009) Duitse rechtsptraak over remote searches, datamining en afluisteren op afstand. Het arrest Bundesverfassungsgericht 27 februari 2008 (Online Dursuchung) in breder perspectief. Computerrecht, vol.2009, n. 5, published by Kluwer.
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De Hert Paul, De Vries Ekaterina, Gutwirth Serge (2009) La limitation des perquisitions en ligne par un renouvellement des droit fondamentaux, Note d-observations sur Cour constitutionnelle fédérale allemande, 27 février 2008 (Online Dursuchung). Revue du droit des Technologies de l'Information,34, vol.34, pp.89 - 92, published by Larcier.
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De Hert Paul, Gutwirth Serge (2009) Data protection in the case law of Strasbourg and Luxemburg : constitutionalisation in action. Reinventing data protection ?, pp.3 - 45, published by Springer.
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De Hert Paul, Gutwirth Serge, Moscibroda Anna Agata, Wright David, Gonzalez Fuster Gloria (2009) Legal safeguards for privacy and data protection in ambient intelligence. Personal and ubiquitous computing, vol.13, n. 6, pp.435 - 444, published by Springer London.
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