Bridging the gap between data science and law
The emergence of data science has raised a wide range of concerns regarding its compatibility with the law, creating the need for experts who combine a deep knowledge of both data science and legal matters. The EU-funded LeADS project will train early-stage researchers to become legality attentive data scientists (LeADS), the new interdisciplinary profession aiming to address the aforementioned need. These scientists will be experts in both data science and law, able to maintain innovative solutions within the realm of law and help expand the legal frontiers according to innovation needs. The project will create the theoretical framework and the practical implementation template of a common language for co-processing and joint-controlling basic notions for both data scientists and jurists. LeADS will also produce a comparative and interdisciplinary lexicon.
Overall LEADs envisage to open 15 positions for ESRs and hopes to enable all ESR to enrol in a PhD program.
In the file attached are listed the position envisaged at each Beneficiary with corresponding contacts for further information and Expression of interest
C’è anche Giovanni Comandè, docente di Diritto Privato comparato all’Istituto Dirpolis (Diritto, Politica, Sviluppo) della Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna, al tavolo tecnico Federsanità – Anci chiamato ad elaborare una proposta di riforma in materia di responsabilità della professione sanitaria da presentare nelle sedi istituzionali, rimettendo al centro il tema della urgenza di modifiche normative alla legge n. 24/2017, relativa alle “Disposizioni in materia di sicurezza delle cure e della persona assistita, nonché in materia di responsabilità professionale degli esercenti le professioni sanitarie”.
