We invite applications from PhD students in law or other disciplines conducting research relevant to legal practice who would like to present their findings to a broader professional audience, both orally and in writing.

The aim of our event—organized by the Institute for Legal Studies (ELTE CSS) in cooperation with the MTA/ELTE Momentum Research Group on Algorithmic Constitutionalism—is to provide a platform for the youngest generation of researchers to make their voices heard in this discourse.

At a September 18, 2025 event, Hungarian officials and legal experts convened to discuss the national implementation of the European Union's landmark AI Act. 

Our researchers, Boldizsár Szentgáli-Tóth and Rudolf Berkes had the opportunity to participate in the inaugural AI for Good Global Summit organized by the International Telecommunication Union in Geneva, Switzerland. 

The Institute for Legal Studies' blogsite has published a conference report written by Rudolf Berkes titled: The Perspectives and Limits of Algorithmic Constitutionalism

On March 17, the Lendület/Momentum Research Group on Algorithmic Constitutionalism hosted an online panel at the Its About People Conference 2025 by the Almamater Europaea University of Maribor.

Boldizsár Szentgáli-Tóth and Rudolf Berkes presented on 8 May in Győr at the 35 Years Of Democratic Parliaments And Legislation In Central And Eastern Europe conference organized by the Széchenyi István University.

Join our Research Group as a MSCA Postdoctoral Fellow!

Deadline for application: 31 May 2025, 23:59 CEST

Our conference report was published on the Blogsite of the Institute for Legal Studies.

A new blogpost by a member of a Research Group published on the blog of the Insitute of Legal Studies.

The blog operates with robot journalism, this material was produced as part of this noteworthy experiment.