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International legal history is a blossoming field since the initiation of the “turn to history” in international law. Whereas the study of international law’s past used to be restricted to published treaties and works of doctrine, the ambitions are more boldly stated nowadays.

Researchers interested in the area of urban criminology, and more specifically, in the domains of protests, public order, policing of urban conflicts, securitization of public spaces, fear of crime, and surveillance are welcome to contact us for potential projects.

CDSL, a part of VUB’s LSTS, aims to explore all legal aspects of cybersecurity and information security.

The Centre for International Law welcomes innovative research projects focusing on how international and human rights law can accommodate transformative justice.

This research could inquire into the different schools in artificial intelligence, notably with regard to its application in law.

This research will combine ethnographic research with foundational research in legal theory.

Researchers with innovative research projects on European and international data law are invited to broaden, strengthen and/or critically question existing knowledge on European Union (EU) and global data law, and most notably privacy and data protection law, with original empirical research on c

Chronic (post- and non-cancer) pain affects up to 30% of the Belgian population and its prevalence is much higher than any other chronic disease^1,2 , thereby far outnumbering diseases like cancer and diabetes.

Our research is focused on 'Exercise and the Brain in Health & Disease' on three levels: fundamental, applied/clinical and policy-making/benchmarking.

spermatogonial stem cells (SSCs). Our overall aim is to develop strategies to prevent male infertility after spermatogonial stem cell loss.