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Projects
Here you'll find projects we love — some our own, some from the global research community — that connect law, data, and technology. Each one shows, in its own way, how data-driven methods are reshaping how we study and understand legal systems. Explore, get inspired, and if you're working on something similar, tell us about it.
Access to International Justice
University of Zurich (UZH) & Prof. Tilmann Altwicker
Empirical analysis of the ECtHR's case-filtering mechanism.
MLDPR 2025
European University Institute (EUI) & EU partners
Research project on machine learning and data protection regulation.
PAI & Law – Bilge Kaan Güner
University of Tübingen & Bilge Kaan Güner
NLP, machine reasoning, legal automation research.
Empirical Legal Studies
Universiteit Leiden
Journal featuring computational legal studies & empirical analysis.
Empirical Legal Studies Research Group
Umeå University (Sweden) & Prof. Johan Lindholm
It explains how the law operates in practice through empirical studies on migration, sports justice, welfare, and criminal law.
COHUBICOL
Vrije Universiteit Brussel & Prof. Mireille Hildebrandt
Examines the philosophical implications of computational legal systems.
ComplawLab Research
University of Trento – ComplawLab
Legal informatics, comparative constitutional law, AI governance.
Stanford Legal Design Projects
Stanford Law School – Legal Design Lab
Legal innovation, access to justice, and empirical court studies.
Machine Learning for Science (ML4Science)
Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems
Interdisciplinary research in ML applications to science and law.
Mapping International Investment Agreements (IIA Project)
UNCTAD
A long-term initiative mapping and analyzing the structure, clauses, and impact of over 2500 investment treaties.
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