Tilburg Institute for Law, Technology, and Society (TILT)
TILT studies emerging technologies and their impact on the individual and society, recognizing the interplay between technology, regulation and fundamental values and human rights.
The Tilburg Institute for Law, Technology, and Society (TILT) is a top player in the field of the regulation of technology and its normative implications. We conduct research into the legal and social implications of various emerging technologies such as ICT, bio- and nanotechnology, neurotechnology and robotics. A key feature of the institute’s research program is the interaction between legal, technological, and social perspectives. TILT is consistently ranked a top institute for research and education by national and international Legal Research and Education Assessment Committees.
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News
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Postdoctoral researcher TLS Department LTMS
01st April 2020TILT has a vacancy for a Postdoctoral Researcher who can make a vital contribution to both research and education in the fields covered by the European Commission's Digital Single Market Strategy. The successful applicant will contribute to the research on commissioned projects, writing research proposals, contribute to teaching privacy and data protection courses in the Tilburg Law School and in the Data Science programs in which TILT is involved in and supervising master thesis students.
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Assistant or Associate Professor Intellectual Property Law
24th March 2020The department of Law, Technology, Markets, and Society (LTMS, home of TILT and TILEC) carries out multi-disciplinary research concerning the regulation of socio-technical change. The Department is seeking to recruit an expert in intellectual property law and the regulation of innovation, an important pillar for the Department’s vision.
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Marie Curie Individual Fellowship awarded to Anna Berti Suman to conduct research into citizen sensing for environmental justice
09th March 2020PhD candidate Anna Berti Suman of Tilburg Law School has been awarded a Marie Curie Individual Fellowship. Her research proposal, which got the highest evaluation possible, is entitled ‘SENSJUS- Citizen Sensing as a source of evidence in environmental justice litigation and as a tool for environmental mediation’.
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Events
TILT is celebrating its 25th anniversary with a year full of keynotes, workshops and events. Every month will be devoted to a different theme, such as cybercrime, e-health, privacy and climate change. More information