The Committee of Convention 108 is launching the second edition of the competition intended to reward innovative and original academic research projects helping to advance data protection reflections.
The award honours the memory of Stefano Rodotà, prominent Italian law professor and politician who championed the promotion of the right to data protection.
The selected research will be unveiled on Data Protection Day (28 January 2021).
The 2020 Stefano Rodotà Award was attributed to Camilla Tabarrini for her article on “Understanding the Big Mind - Does the GDPR Bridge the Human-Machine Intelligibility Gap?” (original version « Comprendere la "Big Mind". Il GDPR sana il divario di intelligibilità uomo-macchina? »
The competition is open to researchers from all regions of the world participating in the work of the Committee of Convention 108: complete the application (create your account or log-in to your existing account) via Easychair before 18 December 2020 at midnight!
- Learn more about the winners of the previous editions here.
- More information about the Rodotà award is available in the competition rules.
