Extended Deadline for EOLE 2024 Conference Proposals

31 July 2024

Practical information : the call for proposals for the EOLE 2024 Conference has been extended until September 8th ! This extension provides additional time for researchers, practitioners, and enthusiasts to submit their proposals and contribute to the discussions at this year’s conference.

EOLE Event

EOLE (European Open Source & Free Software Law Event) is an international annual conference cycle which aims to promote the share and dissemination of legal knowledge to free software as well as the development and promotion of good practices. EOLE has for purpose to develop a legal doctrine dedicated to the dissemination of neutral and qualitative information.

This edition is focused on the new European regulatory landscape and its impact on Open Source. The goal is to analyse and articulate these regulations, such as Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) or AIAct for example, in discuss their effects on Open Source communities and practitioners.

How to submit

Submitting your proposal is straightforward. Visit the EOLE 2024 Call for Proposals page for detailed instructions on the submission process. We encourage you to read the guidelines carefully to ensure your proposal meets the conference criteria.

Register for EOLE 2024

In addition to submitting your proposal, we invite you to register for the conference and secure your place at this must-attend event. Registration details are available on the EOLE event website. Join us for a unique opportunity to network, learn, and collaborate with peers from around the world.

We look forward to receiving your proposals and seeing you at EOLE 2024!

For any inquiries or further information, please contact the EOLE organizing committee at eole2023@inno3.fr.

Let’s make EOLE 2024 an unforgettable experience together!

Stay connected

If you want to already share your ideas about EOLE 2024’s Edition, we launched a forum. Within the next weeks, we’ll be sharing our research and observations on the subjects at the heart of this new edition. We can already begin reading :