session IP

Title: Interactive Presentations - IISL COLLOQUIUM ON THE LAW OF OUTER SPACE
Description: The IP session is not restricted to any specific topic related to space law and invites authors to contribute presentations on any interesting, relevant and current space law issues.
Room: IP Area (Hall B)

IPC members

Co-Chair: Mrs. Adriana Santana, Georgetown University Law Center, United States;
Co-Chair: Ms. Gina Petrovici, German Space Agency, Germany;

papers
Order	Paper title	Presentation status	Speaker	Affiliation	Country
1	Registration in the 21st Century - Ensuring Adequate Registration Under the Existing Legal Regime	confirmed	Mr. Martin Reynders	German Space Agency	Germany
2	State Practices Regarding Liability for Damage Caused by Space Objects and Their Impact on International Space Law	confirmed	Dr. Merve ERDEM BURGER		Switzerland
3	(Taxing) To The Moon and Back	confirmed	Ms. Erika Isabella Scuderi	Vienna University of Economics and Business	Austria
4	Integrating Indigenous Outlook in International Space Law: A Relational Approach to the Environment	confirmed	Ms. Giuliana Rotola	Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna	Italy
5	From Multilateralism to Multi-stakeholderism? A shifting paradigm in outer space activities		Ms. Maria Vittoria Massarin	Istituto Affari Internazionali	Italy
6	Diamonds in the Sky: a sustainable approach to dark and quiet skies	confirmed	Mrs. Isi Casas del Valle Pacheco	Space Generation Advisory Council (SGAC)	Chile
7	Are dispute settlement mechanisms ready to deal with space-related disputes?		Ms. Laura Denise Jaroslavsky Consoli	Geneva Graduate Institute	Switzerland
8	Intellectual Property Protection in the Age of Outer Space Medicine Research and Global Health: The Future of Territoriality/Non-territoriality Conflict		Mr. Omkar Chaudhari		India
9	Life Science beyond Earth: Exploring the Legal Landscape in Outer Space Exploration	confirmed	Ms. Marie-Claire de Bruijn	University of Cologne	Germany
10	Orbiting Odyssey: Analysing National and Regional Measures for Cleaning up Space Junk		Mr. Anmol Dhawan	International Institute of Space Law (IISL)	The Netherlands
11	Legal Protection of Data in International Cooperation of China's Space Station - Experiences and Comparisons from ISS	confirmed	Ms. yunping Liu	Alma Mater Studiorum - University of Bologna	Italy
12	Keeping the balance: The way commercialization can hinder scientific research in outer space		Mr. Tim Blawat	Leuphana University Lueneburg	Germany
13	international space law and the right to health in space telemedicine applications for earth remote areas		Dr. Antonio Pallotti	Agenzia Spaziale Italiana (ASI)	Italy
14	National law as a tool to guarantee gender equality and anti-ableism policies in space operators. A proposal for the future.	confirmed	Ms. Maria Fernanda Valiante Lopes Ferraz	Universidade Católica de Santos (UNISANTOS)	Brazil
15	Designing New Space Law for Emerging Space Activities and National Space Agencies’ Roles for New Space Missions. Developing New Space Law Through Norms and Responsible Behaviours: National Space Agencies’ Roles for Norm Development	confirmed	Mrs. Ayshan Asgarova	Azercosmos, Space Agency of Republic of Azerbaijan	Azerbaijan
16	Space sustainability as a common concern		Prof. Maria Elena De Maestri	Università degli Studi di Genova	Italy
17	Implementation of the Outer Space Treaty through blockchain-based systems		Dr. Krisztina Tilinger	University of Public Service (UPS)	Hungary
18	there is no space law without space science		Ms. Ayten-Selin Dogan	Cardiff University	United Kingdom
19	The Recommendations of the COPUOS LSC WG 5TRE on Registering Space Objects Forming Part of a Satellite Constellation		Dr. Franziska Knur	German Aerospace Center (DLR)	Germany
20	Norwegian space legislation: work in progress		Prof. Alla Pozdnakova	University of Oslo	Norway
21	Assessment of the definition of safety zones to be utilized as an operational framework for lunar environment.		Mrs. Sanjal Gavande	George Washington University	United States
22	Intellectual Property Protection in the Age of Space Commercialization: Territoriality in Theory and Non-territoriality in Practice	withdrawn	Mr. Adithya Variath	Maharashtra National Law University	India
23	Taxation of income resulting from space related activities: the need for a clear and sustainable tax policy for the space industry		Mr. Stefano Versino	AndPartners Tax and Law Firm	Italy
24	Space Governance for Suborbital Flights: Challenges and Opportunities for Developing Nations		Ms. Beauler Wozhele		Zimbabwe
25	A Comparative Study of Patent Infringement in Cyberspace and in Outer Space - Beyond the Limits of Territorial Jurisdiction	confirmed	Ms. Hisako Moriguchi	Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA)	Japan
26	Law Among the Stars: A Comprehensive Review of International Space Station Regulations	confirmed	Mrs. Naghiyeva Nazrin	National Aviation Academy - Azerbaijan	Azerbaijan
27	"Shaping the Future of Space Governance: Legal-Philosophical Insights into Law and Technology"	withdrawn	Mr. Laszlo Mezey	Central European Academy, Budapest, Hungary	Hungary
28	Remove before launch: Collisions between space activities regulated under the Outer Space Treaty and the Antarctic Treaty System.	confirmed	Mrs. Victoria Valdivia		Chile

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