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The Reform of the IMF and the Origin of CryptoSDRs
The current international monetary system has serious flaws, including the “Triffin Dilemma” and other factors that have led to frequent global...
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The Realization Path of CryptoSDRs Monetization
After analyzing the previous chapter, it is evident that the birth of cryptoSDRs, which serve as a prototype for a unified global currency, offers an...
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No Words Needed? Emojis as Evidence in Judicial Proceedings
Emojis have become an integral part of our daily communications. Through them, we express our emotions, complete the content of messages, qualify our...
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The Suitability of the Regime of Technological Measures for Copyright Protection in the Face of Modern Cybersecurity Risks
Technological protection measures (TPM) are Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) applications, devices or other technologies used to...
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Knowledge Management and Continuous Improvement in Cyberspace
This paper discusses the synergetic relationship between Cyberspace, Knowledge Management, and Continuous Improvement. Information Systems connected...
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The Technological Competence of Arbitrators A Comparative and International Legal Study
Arbitration is facing revolutionary changes due to new technologies’ irruption into the entire arbitration proceeding. Wide-ranging technical-legal...
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GDPR Requirements for Biobanking Activities Across Europe
The book deals with the effective operation of the rules related to biomedical research and pays attention to the activities of the national...
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Where Is Arbitrators’ Technological Competence Regulated?
“Counsel and the court alike have a duty of technological competency.” This categorical statement is part of a judgment handed down by a Canadian...
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What Is Technological Competence in the Current Arbitration World?
This chapter is based on a range of sources including studies carried out by international organizations, documents endorsed by professional...
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Who Has to Be Technologically Competent in Arbitration?
This chapter reflects on the role assigned to legal assistants in contemporary arbitration and the level of digital competence required from them. It...
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Broad Consent
Informed consent plays a crucial role in biobanking, requiring adaptation to evolving contexts and advances in clinical and scientific practices....
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Lithuania
A structured legal framework and defined ethical review for biomedical research are settled in Lithuania. Data subject rights and informed consent...
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Spain
In Spain, two laws regulate biobanks: the Biomedical Research Law and the Biobanks Regulation (Royal Decree 1716/2011) These laws establish the...
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Cloud
While using the cloud can be convenient for storing and exchanging research information, it can lead to reduced user control and the risks of the...
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Ethic and Biobanks
The bioethical issues faced by a population and disease biobank are addressed in the light of three challenges. The first concerns the adoption of...
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Consent and Technology
The rapid advances in biomedical research and personalised medicine have led to an increasing significance for biological sample data in scientific...
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Introduction
As pointed out by EU and international sources, biological materials are invaluable resources for biomedical research. However, the application to...
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Consent Requirements
The special GDPR rules for informed consent are a cornerstone in the context of research activities, even though the discipline of informed consent...
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Future Research
The issue of the identification of future research depends on the current state of research, and could be answered by saying that there exists little...
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Covid-19
The pandemic crisis represents a test for the European Union’s personal data protection system, challenging its ability to support scientific...