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The main activities of the European Network are as follows:
- in cooperation with institutions dedicated to judicial education, with universities and research centres, to organise courses and seminars in order to respond to the growing learning needs of the European judges and magistrates in science-law matters;
- to create opportunities in which the worlds of the life sciences and the law (both research institutions and courts) can work together in research and educational activities. Doing so they can tackle the extremely difficult problems arising from the interaction between the categories of law and those of science;
- a special section for university students has the aim of giving them the opportunity to participate in some ENLSC initiatives and, doing so, to begin to tackle the issues related to science and law.
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