The Masaryk University was hosting the Cyberspace conference, a prestigious event organized in collaboration with the Masaryk University, Institute of Law and Technology, Faculty of Law, and the European Academy of ICT Law Vienna. Univ.-Prof. Dr. Nikolaus Forgó chaired two workshops on the topic of "New formats of digital legal education". 

Anna Tauber sparked discussions with her take on "Remote Teaching: Opportunity and Challenge," while Catherine Liko explored the "Flipped Classroom in the Age of AI." Michael Beier's insight into "The Legal Tech Hackathon" offered a fresh perspective on how Hackathons can work. Adriana Winkelmeier presented the valuable project "Privacy4Kids: Empowering Children to Protect Their Personal Data". Boris Kandov's presentation on "JusProfi" promised to complement traditional legal education in the digital era. Hande Özkayagan Praendl and Lukas Faymann shared their experiences with "Experiential Learning and Legal Clinics," focusing on the Art Law Clinic as a case study. Christoph Korab rounded off our department's contributions with his exploration of "European Copyright Law, Open Science, and the European Data Strategy."

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