session IP

Title: Interactive Presentations - IISL COLLOQUIUM ON THE LAW OF OUTER SPACE
type: interactive
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

IPC members

Co-Chair: Dr. Anna Marie Brennan, New Zealand;
Co-Chair: Mr. Scott Schneider, [unlisted], Australia;
Co-Chair: Ms. Gina Petrovici, German Space Agency, Germany;

papers
Paper title	Mode	Presentation status	Speaker	Affiliation	Country
Tensions Between Outer Space Treaty Articles II and Article VI: Balancing Domestic Regulation to Space and the Prohibition on National Appropriation of Space		withdrawn	Mr. George Anthony Long		United States
AI-Driven Cybersecurity for Satellite Systems: Simulating Attacks, Legal Accountability, and Strategic Stability in Space		confirmed	Mr. Hallam Burnapp	University of Aberdeen, Scotland, U.K.	United Kingdom
Charting a Path Towards a Multi-Hominin Existence: Implications of Space Exploration for Human Rights		confirmed	Dr. Henry Feng	Space Generation Advisory Council (SGAC)	Australia
China’s Space Station as a Pivot for International Space Lawmaking		withdrawn	Dr. Luping Zhang	China University of Political Science and Law	China
Customary Behavior in Space: The Implications of Jamming and Spoofing of Small Satellites on International Law and State Practice		confirmed	Ms. Christina Almonte	Institute of Air and Space Law, McGill University	Canada
Examining the Potential of Domestic Space Legislations to Mitigate Harm Caused by Space Technology: Administrative vs. Criminal Legal Approaches		confirmed	Ms. Iva Ramuš Cvetkovič	University of Ljubljana	Slovenia
How space debris impacts the implementation of IHL in outer space		confirmed	Ms. Jacqueline Reichhold	Institute of Air and Space Law, University of Cologne	Germany
Intellectual Property Protection for Remote Sensing (AI-generated) Data: Challenges, Solutions through Map-Based Analogies, and the overarching Outer Space Treaty’s Sharing Dilemma.		confirmed	Ms. Giulia Priotti	University of Trento	Italy
Liability regimes at the intersection of outer space and cyber space		confirmed	Ms. Marie-Claire Najjar		Italy
No-Fault Liability Insurance & Space Sustainability: A Market-Driven Legal Mechanism for Risk Mitigation		confirmed	Ms. Kenza Tarek	Concordia University	Canada
Private Sector Growth and Space Law in Africa: Legal Challenges in Regulating Commercial Space Activities		confirmed	Ms. Beauler Wozhele		Zimbabwe
Reflections on Brazil's General Law on Space Activities and Its Impacts on the Private Space Sector		confirmed	Prof. Michele Cristina Silva Melo	Ideia Space	Brazil
Rethinking Intellectual Property in Space Commercialization: The Paradox of Territorial Laws in a Borderless Realm		confirmed	Dr. Gururaj Devarhubli		India
Space-based solar power - baseload power of the future?		confirmed	Ms. Connie Ye	Herbert Smith Freehills LLP	Singapore, Republic of
Making strides towards space security in LEO		confirmed	Dr. Laetitia Cesari		France
Spaceports and launch providers as sustainability pioneers: opportunities and challenges		confirmed	Ms. Lucy Stewardson		Belgium
the anthropocene and the metamorphosis of space law			Prof. Flávia Alvim de Carvalho	Global Expert Group on Sustainable Lunar Activities on Lunar Environmental Protection Working Group (GEGSLA)	Brazil
The European Union as a global player in space applications - The role of EU space governance, policy, and law		confirmed	Dr. Dimitra Stefoudi	Leiden University	The Netherlands
The International Legal Regulation of Space Object Re-entry and China's Position		confirmed	Mr. Yuyao Zhang	Beijing Institute of Technology, Institute of Space Law	China
The Jurisdiction and State Sovereignty in Space: Is Radiofrequency and Spectrum an Intangible Territory of States?		confirmed	Ms. Camila Erazo Gonzalez		Colombia
The Ongoing Work of the Working Group on the Status and Application of the Five United Nations Treaties on Outer Space of the COPUOS Legal Subcommittee on the Implementation of Article XI of the Outer Space Treaty		confirmed	Dr. Franziska Knur	German Aerospace Center (DLR)	Germany
armed conflicts in outer space: interaction between special regimes during international crises		confirmed	Dr. Sima Moradinasab	Shahid Beheshti University	Iran
consideration of the prevention of an arms race in outer space in the united nations security council: international legal analysis and perspectives		confirmed	Mr. Mekan Hemrayev	Peoples' Friendship University of Russia (RUDN University)	Russian Federation
Sustainability and Outer Space Law: A Legal Framework for Long-Term Space Governance		confirmed	Dr. Guoyu Wang	Beijing Institute of Technology, Institute of Space Law	China
Addressing Fragmented Space Governance: Enforcing Appropriate and Evolving Standards for Space Safety		confirmed	Mr. David Eagleson	Northumbria University	United Kingdom
Advancing Governance for Cislunar, Lunar, and Deep Space Activities: Legal Frameworks, Emerging Challenges, and Ethical Considerations		confirmed	Dr. Sara Langston		United States
Ready for launch (or Not)? Procurement Problems and the Launching State		confirmed	Mr. Stefan-Michael Wedenig	Institute of Air and Space Law, McGill University	Canada
Challenging Space Exceptionalism: The Obligation to Conduct Environmental Impact Assessment for Mega-constellations		confirmed	Mr. Zha Hanhui	Wuhan University	China
future technology: the legal framework for 3d bioprinting of human organs in space	10	confirmed	Ms. Guller Bagirova	Garabagh University	Azerbaijan
Lex Privata for Space Resources: Harmonizing Appropriation and Property Rights in Outer Space		confirmed	Mr. Lucillien Denoyelle	Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne	France
The gendered nature of emerging satellite technologies and the complex moralities that exist when gender is(n’t) mainstreamed		withdrawn	Dr. Henrietta McNeill	Australian National University (ANU)	Australia

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