Bartosz Brożek is a Full Professor of Jurisprudence, Director of the Copernicus Center for Interdisciplinary Studies and Vice-Dean of the Faculty of Law and Administration of the Jagiellonian University in Krakow. He holds PhDs both in law (2003) and philosophy (2007). He has authored or co-authored over twenty book monographs, co-edited over twenty collections of essays and published almost 100 peer-reviewed articles or contributed chapters. His research interests include legal philosophy, philosophy of mind, theories of reasoning, moral and mathematical cognition, as well as history of ideas.

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Marta Soniewicka is Associate Professor at the Department of the Philosophy of Law and Legal Ethics, at the Faculty of Law and Administration of the Jagiellonian University in Krakow. She holds PhD in both Law and Philosophy, and Habilitation degree in Law. Her research interests concentrate on the philosophy of law, political philosophy, ethics, including bioethics. She authored numerous articles, chapters and books including: Granice sprawiedliwości, sprawiedliwość ponad granicami (Boundaries of Justice, Justice Beyond Boundaries) 2010; Human Genetic Selection and Enhancement: Parental Perspectives and Law (2019), co-authored with W. Lewandowski; After God. The Normative Power of the Will from the Nietzschean Perspective (2017). She is also an editor of several volumes, and co-editor, together with P. Hellwege, of a series Krakauer-Augsburger Rechtsstudien. She is a member of an Editorial Board of the CEE Forum Legal Theory Yearbook; editorial staff of the journal Forum Prawnicze, as well as the Team working on Research Ethics in Life Sciences within Rector’s Committee on Research Ethics at the Jagiellonian University. She is a laureate of numerous scholarships and awards, among others: the prize of the Magazine POLITYKA for young scholars (2011), and a Fulbright scholarship at the Boston University in the USA (2011). Currently, she is working on a research project on law and emotions.

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Marek Jakubiec holds PhD in legal philosophy from Jagiellonian University, Kraków, where he is currently an assistant professor. His research interests embrace legal philosophy, cognitive science (especially embodied cognition), and philosophy of mind. He is a coordinator of the first Polish MOOC platform Copernicus College and a member of the Copernicus Center for Interdisciplinary Studies in Kraków.

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PhD in Law. Researcher at the Department of Intellectual Property Law at the Jagiellonian University. Legal advisor to the Board of the Jagiellonian Center of Innovation. Intellectual property expert at Centrum Cyfrowe. Lecturer at the H. Grotius Center for Intellectual Property Rights. He collaborates with the Kalecki Foundation. He completed doctoral studies at the Faculty of Law and Administration of the Jagiellonian University in Cracow and post-graduate studies in company law at the Warsaw School of Economics. He holds an LL. M. of the University of Turin in the field of intellectual property law. A graduate of the Top500 Innovators program at Stanford University on management and commercialization of scientific research. Laureate of the 2010 Minister of Science and Higher Education award for best master’s thesis organized by the Patent Office of the Republic of Poland. Author of “All rights reserved. The history of disputes over copyright. 1469 – 1928”. Co-author of the commentary to the Industrial Property Law Act (2016) and the Copyright and Related Law Act (2019).

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A second year PhD Student at Jagiellonian University Doctoral School of Social Sciences (enrolled in the interdisciplinary ‘Society of the future’ programme). She has a Master’s degree in Law (2022) and a Bachelor’s degree in Cognitive Science (2022). Currently, she is finalizing her Master’s studies in both Cognitive Science and Philosophy. Her academic interests oscillate around the intersection of legal philosophy, ethics and cognitive neuroscience.

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Karolina is a PhD candidate in the JU Doctoral School of Social Sciences (the Interdisciplinary Programme “Society of the Future.”) She holds a master’s degree in law and is currently in progress of obtaining a master’s degree in sociology.

Her research is focused on migrations, multiculturalism, and their relation to criminal law. She’s currently preparing a PhD thesis about Polish policies of multiculturalism, with a specific stress on aspects connected with criminal law and criminology. She’s also interested in anti-discrimination law and the phenomenon of criminalization in its social aspect, as well as the policies of equality and inclusivity in academia.

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PhD of Law (Jagiellonian University, 2019) and PhD in Telecommunications (AGH-UST, 2019), Assistant Professor in the Institute of Telecommunications, AGH Universyty of Science and Technology, Kraków, Poland.

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Anna Dragan is an administrative employee at the Faculty of Law and Administration at the Jagiellonian University, heading the dean’s office for doctoral studies for 10 years. She graduated from the Faculty of Management and Marketing at the Jagiellonian University and postgraduate studies in Accounting and Finance and Human Resource Management.

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Anna Żołnik is a technical employee at the Faculty of Law and Administration at the Jagiellonian University. Since 2009 working as commissioning & creative editor an digital marketing manager. She graduated from the Comparative Studies at the Jagiellonian University Faculty of Polish Studies. She got a PhD in Literary Anthropology.