Law and psychology: an interdisciplinary postdoctoral fellowship project by G. Lausi

In February this year, the Law Faculty of the Vilnius University received a good news – funding was awarded for the postdoctoral fellowship project “Investigating Gender-Based Discrimination: Unveiling the Underlying Mechanisms (UnveilGBD)”, which will be implemented by Dr. Giulia Lausi (supervisor: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ilona Michailovič) who is the psychologist and researcher of the University Read more

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Kateryna Latysh: overcoming accountability gaps in war times

  MSCA4Ukraine fellow Kateryna is researching digital forensics at Vilnius University. She hopes her work will help international crime investigations in her home country and beyond. Fleeing Ukraine Heavy shelling by advancing Russian forces in the early months of 2022 left Kateryna and her family with no other choice but to flee their home in Read more

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Researchers won the EURIZON program invitation project

  Congratulations to the VU Law Faculty researchers Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ilona Michailovič, and Assoc. Prof. Dr. Vygantė Milašiūtė, who, together with Ukrainian researchers from Yaroslav Mudryi National University of Kharkiv, have won the project “Protection of the Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms in Time of War in Ukraine and Limits of Derogation in Time Read more

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DR. K. LATYSH PARTICIPATED IN THE FORUM “HUMBOLDT4UKRAINE: SUPPORTING RESEARCHERS – SECURING UKRAINE’S INNOVATIVE FUTURE”

Dr. Kateryna Latysh, MSCA4Ukraine Postdoctoral Fellow, conducting a research project on “Digital forensic, open data source and artificial intelligence as tools of international security”, actively participated in many important HUMBOLDT4UKRAINE events, which helped stimulate discussions on the future of science and academia in Ukraine. The events brought together scholars and experts from more than 20 Read more

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Law Without Walls 2024 Sprint

What is the LWOW Sprint? It is a 3-day legal hackathon where participants will learn how to apply design thinking principles to create projects of worth with the goal of solving key business law problems. Throughout the weekend, participants will hone their skills and develop a mindsets that will help them work together successfully in Read more

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VU Law Faculty will coordinate a project funded by the EC SOCPL programme

  The project “Protecting Working Conditions in the Platform Economy: Moldovian-Lithuanian Social Dialogue”, submitted by the team of the Law Faculty of Vilnius University, has received funding from the European Commission’s (EC) Social Prerogative and Specific Competences Lines (SOCPL) programme. This programme is linked to other EC programmes such as European Horizon, JUSTICE, which are Read more

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Joint project by a PhD student at the VU Law Fcaulty and a Doctorate at the Faculty of Philosophy has won the VU Promotion Fund competition

The joint project “Legal and Social Study of Institutions Limiting or Destroying Legal Capacity” (VANITS) by Kornelia Krutulytė, a PhD student at the VU Law Faculty and Dr. Rasa Genienė, assistant at the Institute of Sociology and Social Work, Faculty of Philosophy of VU has won the competition of the Vilnius University Promotion Fund and Read more

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Students of VU Law Faculty won bronze medals in the international project

  March 16-20 of this year, Vilnius University Faculty of Law students Viktorija Višnevskaja and Daumantas Vilniškis participated in the hackathon organized by “Law Without Walls” in Switzerland, at the University of St. Gallen. Students of VU Law Faculty have been participating in this project for many years and have achieved excellent results, so this Read more

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Study of Best Practices has been prepared in project SCAN II

Comparative and Analytical Study of Best Practices for the National Enforcement Rules of the European Small Claims Procedure (ESCP) Judgments in Member States has been published. The study has been conducted during the project Scan II. Members of VU Faculty of Law scientific Thematic Group on E-justice and ADR assoc. prof. dr. Rimantas Simaitis, assoc. Read more

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Asist. prof. dr. Kateryna Latysh will implement the project according programme “MSCA4Ukraine”

Assist. prof. dr. Kateryna Latysh, Ukrainian researcher at VU Faculty of Law, was awarded by MSCA4Ukraine Programme of the European Commission and together with an academic mentor and the judge of the Supreme Court of Lithuania Dr. Gabrielė Juodkaitė-Graskienenė will do the research project on the topic “Digital forensic, open data source and artificial intelligence Read more

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