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Projects
This section showcases selected projects that connect law, data, and technology.
Each project, whether by Digital Legal Studies or the global research community,
reflects how data-driven methods are reshaping how we study and understand legal systems.
🌐 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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