Researchers

Henrik Udsen
Professor

Centre for Information and Innovation Law (CIIR)

• AI Act
• GDPR
• copyright

Anja Møller Pedersen
Tenure Track Assistant Professor

Centre for Law & Security (CERES)

• human rights, technology and data protection law
• EU technology regulation (GDPR, AI Act, DSA, DMA etc.) and EU regulation of illegal content (TCO, CSAM etc.)
• AI-led, intelligence-led and predictive policing and surveillance
• automated decision-making, digital sovereignty, tech giants, AI and democracy

Timo Minssen
Head of Centre, Professor

Centre for Advanced Studies in Bioscience Innovation Law (CeBIL)

• intellectual property law & policy
• big data law
• privacy
• medical law
• artificial intelligence
• pharmaceutical patents and competition law
• regulatory affairs
• European law
• comparative law

• competition law
• AI-collusion
• personal pricing
• Big Tech
• machine learning
• online markets

William Hamilton Byrne
Assistant Professor

• automated decision making
• public administration and legal processes
• computational legal methods
• critical data science

Erdem Demirtas
Marie Curie Postdoctoral Fellow

Centre for European, Comparative, and Constitutional Legal Studies (CECS)

• comparative constitutional law
• judicial politics
• computational text analysis
• large language models
• semantic change
• international law

• asylum and migration law
• data-driven research methods
• explainable AI
• fuzzy logics in law
• Nordic legal tech

Maya Ellen Hertz
PhD Fellow

Center of Excellence for Global Mobility Law (MOBILE)

• automated decision-making
• automated evidence
• automation bias
• human-automation interaction

• explainable AI
• asylum decision-making
• automated decision-making
• AI Act

Asta S. Stage Jarlner
Research Assistant

• decision-making
• NLP
• prediction
• computational legal research
• operationalization

• automated decision making
• accountability for mistakes made by AI
• disinformation
• regulation of AI including the AI Act
• impact of automated decision making on separation of powers  

Aysel Küçüksu
Assistant Professor

Centre of Excellence for International Courts and Governance (iCourts)

• AI in the public sector
• digital sovereignty; explainability
• human rights
• transparency
• digitalization

Gabriela Lenarczyk
Postdoctoral Fellow

Centre for Advanced Studies in Bioscience Innovation Law (CeBIL)

• European health data Space (EHDS)
• AI governance in life sciences
• AI Act
• health data secondary use for ML
• AI in drug discovery and development; Transparency and bias in medical AI

Hin-Yan Liu
Associate Professor

Centre for European, Comparative, and Constitutional Legal Studies (CECS)

• AI Iiaginary
• AI and legal disruption
• AI and existential risk
• AI governance
• why AI

Helga Molbæk-Steensig
Marie Curie Postdoc

Centre of Excellence for International Courts and Governance (iCourts)

• AI in adjudication
• legal compliance of LLMs
• human rights and AI
• European Convention on Human Rights

Christian Brown Prener
Carlsberg Foundation Postdoc Fellow

Center of Excellence for Global Mobility Law (MOBILE)

• legaltech
• mobility
• immigration law
• visas
• work permits
• legal retrieval

Jens Schovsbo
Professor

Centre for Information and Innovation Law (CIIR)

• intellectual property right
• copyright
• patents
• text and data mining
• remuneration; deep fakes 

Hannah Louise Smith
Postdoctoral Researcher

Centre for Advanced Studies in Bioscience Innovation Law (CeBIL)

• AI Act
• regulation of emerging technologies
• AI in medical devices
• AI governance tools including regulatory sandboxes

Laura Valtere
Postdoctoral Fellow

Centre for Advanced Studies in Bioscience Innovation Law (CeBIL)

• AI & IP
• AI Act
• disruptive technology
• ethics
• AI impact on innovation

Henrik Palmer Olsen
Professor

Centre of Excellence for International Courts and Governance (iCourts)

• computational law
• AI Act
• automated decision support
• legal explainability requirements

Rasmus A. K. Bogetoft 
Tenure Track Assistant Professor

Center for Erhvervsret og Offientlig Regulering (CEO)

• law and economics
• using economics as part of doctrinal research
• data driven regulation
• experiemental legislation.

Marieke Anne Heyl
PhD fellow 

Centre of Excellence for International Courts and Governance (iCourts)

• human-automation interaction
• evaluation and benchmarking of legal tech
• automation tools and chatbots for accessibility of legal information
• automated decision making
• computational legal methods

Shai Dothan
Associate Professor

Centre of Excellence for International Courts and Governance (iCourts)

• writing with AI
• AI and legal Scholarship
• AI and judging
• AI and international law

Niels Chr. Ellegaard
PhD fellow 

Centre of Excellence for International Courts and Governance (iCourts)

• AI Act
• AI in legal decision-making (courts and arbitration)
• human-machine interface – using AI
• legal philosophy and philosophy aspects (of AI in legal decision making)
• neuro science and cognitive science aspects (of AI in legal decision making)