BLL participates in PLSC Europe

PLSC Europe is a paper workshop conference that supports in-progress scholarship on information privacy law. It brings together privacy scholars, practitioners, and scholars from various disciplines, also non-legal domains. It is inspired by the PLSC in the USA. 

BBL members participated in PLSC Europe held in Leuven on 29 and 20 October 2026.  Natalia Menéndez Gonzalez, Catherine Jasserand, Abdullah Elbi, Bilgesu Sümer, and César Augusto Fontanillo Lopez were all present as both discussants (i.e. commenting on a paper written by other author(s)) and as authors or co-authors of a paper. They wrote about biometrics (as a concept), biometric verification, identifiability and risks. 

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BLL members are partners in the new European project DEFORM

DEFORM (Deepfake detection and Explainability using Foundation Representation Models) develops  explainable AI methods for detecting multimodal deepfakes (image, video and audio), designed to support expert judgement in forensic, judicial, and policy contexts.  DEFORM will develop multimodal manipulation detection  and provide modular and multi-level explainability mechanisms for deepfake detection, supporting

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