Call for Blog | Centre of Excellence on Cyber Law and AI Governance | NUSRL Ranchi | Submit by 20 August 2026
Call for Blog | Centre of Excellence on Cyber Law and AI Governance | NUSRL Ranchi | Submit by 20 August 2026
Call for Blog Submissions: Centre of Excellence on Cyber Law and AI Governance, NUSRL Ranchi
The Centre of Excellence on Cyber Law and Artificial Intelligence Governance and Ethics at the National University of Study and Research in Law (NUSRL), Ranchi, invites original contributions for its academic blog. The Centre is committed to advancing research, policy engagement, and informed discourse in the rapidly evolving domains of cyber jurisprudence and AI ethics.
About the Centre
Established to foster interdisciplinary scholarship, the Centre focuses on:
- Data protection and digital rights
- Algorithmic accountability and transparency
- Cybersecurity and emerging technology ethics
- Policy frameworks for AI governance
Through seminars, publications, and collaborations with academicians, practitioners, and policymakers, the Centre aims to strengthen understanding of legal and policy challenges impacting netizens, developers, and regulators.
About the Blog
The Blog serves as a platform for academic discourse and policy analysis on contemporary issues in technology law. Contributions should critically examine the legal, social, economic, and regulatory dimensions of cyberspace and AI governance.
Key areas of interest include:
- Agentic AI and synthetic media (deepfakes)
- Algorithmic bias and automated decision-making
- Cyber threats and digital sovereignty
- India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act (DPDPA) and global standards
The Blog seeks to bridge the gap between scholarship, policymaking, industry practices, and digital rights.
Special Opportunity
Authors of accepted manuscripts will be eligible to enroll in a free certificate course on Cyber Law, supported by Google.
Suggested Themes
AI Governance and Ethics
- Regulating generative AI and synthetic media
- Algorithmic bias and transparency in decision-making
- AI liability and corporate accountability
- Privacy concerns in AI training data
- AI in justice systems and predictive policing
- Environmental impact of large AI models
Cyber Law and Security
- Evolution of cybercrime and AI-driven threats
- Intermediary liability in the AI era
- Cross-border data flows and digital sovereignty
- Cyber warfare and autonomous weapons
- Digital health data and AI compliance
- Smart contracts, Web3, and blockchain regulation
Interdisciplinary submissions linking law with economics, sociology, public policy, computer science, and human rights are encouraged.
Eligibility
Submissions are welcome from:
- Students
- Academicians and researchers
- Legal practitioners and policymakers
- Technology professionals
Submission Guidelines
- Manuscripts must be original and unpublished.
- Simultaneous submissions to other platforms are not permitted.
- Proper acknowledgment of sources is mandatory.
- Plagiarism or undisclosed AI-generated text will lead to rejection.
Formatting
- File Format: Word (.doc/.docx)
- Font: Times New Roman, Size 12
- Line Spacing: 1.5, Justified alignment
- Margins: 1 inch on all sides
- Clear subheadings with numbering where necessary
Citation Style
- Hyperlinks preferred wherever possible
- OSCOLA (latest edition) for citations
- Avoid excessive footnoting
Important Dates
- Deadline for Submission: August 20, 2026
Submission Procedure
- Email manuscripts to the Centre (official email ID to be inserted).
- Subject line: Submission for Blog – [Title of Manuscript]
- Include in the email body:
- Brief author biography
- Valid contact number
- Affiliated institution/organization
Contact
For queries, reach out to:
- Avinash Verma (Convenor) – 8435534701, avinash.verma@nusrlranchi.ac.in
- Shambhawi Tiwari (Co-Convenor) – 9142510293, shambhawi.tiwari@nusrlranchi.ac.in
- Sumit Kumar Singh (Co-Convenor) – 7488924785, sumitkumar.singh@nusrlranchi.ac.in
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