Summer School on Internet Governance and International Law (SSIGIL)

The Summer School on Internet Governance and International Law (SSIGIL) is an annual academic initiative organized by the Łódź Cyber Hub at the Faculty of Law and Administration, University of Łódź.…

Potsdam Call on Autonomous Weapons Systems

Potsdam, 4 August 2025

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Digital Constitutionalism Network

Lodz Cyber Hub joins the Digital Constitutionalism Network – an international network of scholars and institutions studying the development of legal and ethical norms in the digital environment.

New publication: Space Diplomacy Toolbox

With the announcement of the European Space Act, the need to develop modern and responsible principles for space governance has become more urgent than ever. A new article published by the EU…

Lodz Cyber Hub joins the European call in defense of net neutrality

We are proud to announce that the research center Lodz Cyber Hub has joined a group of 83 organisations from across Europe opposing the proposals to reintroduce mandatory fees for content providers…

UniLodz at IGF 2025 – Partnering with Poland’s Digital and Foreign Ministries!

The Lodz Cyber Hub research center once again took an active role in the United Nations’ global Internet Governance Forum (IGF), this time held in Lillestrøm, Norway. LCH was deeply engaged in key IGF…

UniLodz builds capacity on cyberdiplomacy in Rome

An advanced cyber diplomacy training was held in the heart of Rome, gathering experts and decision-makers from across Europe, including representatives of key institutions responsible for digital…

[FRA] Paid Traineeship at the EU Agency for Fundamental Rights – Apply Now!

The European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA) offers a unique traineeship programme aimed at young professionals seeking practical experience in the field of human rights and European Union…

[LCH] New Publication: Application of International Law in Cyberspace

This new LCH publication explores the evolving role of international law in governing cyberspace. The paper critically examines key UN initiatives and recent European efforts to strengthen global…

[ERC] LEGITIMULT: Legitimate Crisis Governance in Multilevel Systems

The LEGITIMULT project is designed to develop a comprehensive model of legitimate crisis governance, focusing on the impact of the Covid-19 crisis measures on democratic governance in 31 European…

[ERC UNION] Unsupervised Perception

Coordinated by the University of Oxford, the UNION project is an ambitious initiative dedicated to the development of vision systems, with a particular focus on training 3D models from images and…

[Erasmus+] AI Trans: Increasing AI Transparency Through Digital Alternative Learning of Privacy Training

The AI Trans project, developed by the University of Łódź in collaboration with partners from Bulgaria, Japan, Italy, Portugal, and Moldova, aims to provide practical solutions for protecting personal…

[EF] ESIWA: Enhancing Security Cooperation in and with Asia

The Asia-Pacific region holds significant strategic importance for the European Union, as Europe's security and prosperity are closely tied to developments in the region. However, engaging with…

[MoE PL] MoD: Master of Didactics II

"Masters of didactics" / Measure 4.3: Transnational cooperation

Project status: open

Target: students, public universities, private universities

research areas: humanities, social sciences,…

[MFA DE] TCF: Transatlantic Cyber Forum

Cyber security and defense policies increasingly gain importance and momentum worldwide. Issues, such as the regulation of state surveillance, encryption policy and vulnerability exploitation,…

[MoE PL] MoD: Master of Didactics I

The "Master of Didactics" (MoD) project, initiated by the Ministry of Education and Science and co-financed by the Knowledge, Education, Development Operational Program, supports innovation and…

[H2020] CC-DRIVER: Understanding the drivers of cybercriminality, and new methods to prevent, investigate and mitigate cybercriminal behaviour

The CC-DRIVER project, funded by the EU, was designed to investigate the drivers behind juvenile cyber-delinquency and adolescent hacking, combining insights from various disciplines including…

[EEAS] EUCD: EU Cyber Direct - the EU Cyber Diplomacy Initiative

EU Cyber Direct is an EU-funded initiative aimed at supporting policy development, research, outreach, and capacity building in the field of cyber diplomacy. Launched in 2018, the project focuses on…

[COST] GDHRNet: Global Digital Human Rights Network

The GDHRNet COST Action focuses on examining the intricate challenges posed by the online environment in the context of safeguarding human rights. It aims to investigate whether existing international…