session IPB

Freedom and Restrictions on Scientific Investigation of Space Resources under the Principles of International Law

10

confirmed

Mr. Joh NAGATA

Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA)

Japan

AI in the Cosmos: Toward an Adaptive Legal Framework for Space Governance

10

confirmed

Ms. Yangzi Tao

Keio University

Japan

Reconnaissance or Spy Satellites; Legal Challenges and Implications for International Law

10

confirmed

Mr. GEORGIOS CHATZICHARALAMPOUS

National and Kapodistrian University Of Athens

Greece

Questioning the International Legal Framework for a Responsible and Sustainable Space Tourism Activity

10

confirmed

Ms. Caroline Thro

Lincoln University

United States

exploring the role of patent pools in fostering innovation and collaboration in the eu space sector

10

confirmed

Ms. Antonia Kardamaki

Leiden University

The Netherlands

From Conception to Practice: Further Development of Dispute Settlement Mechanisms for Commercial Space Activities

10

Ms. Chen Wenzhen

Shenzhen University

China

Addressing the Legal Gap of Responsibility of Non-State Actors for Space Pollution

10

confirmed

Prof. Matthew Gillett

University of Essex

United Kingdom

The risk of replacing the consensus principle in space with alternative rule setting: a comparison of space mining with deep sea mining

10

confirmed

Mr. Scott Scoular

University of Oxford

United Kingdom

LTS 2.0--Approaching Solutions to New Challenges or Becoming a Political Arena in the Field of Outer Space?

10

confirmed

Ms. Xiaoya Lin

China Great Wall Industry Corporation (CGWIC)

China