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Tijmen Wisman is an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Law, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, holding positions at the Kooijmans Institute and Law & Technology departments. His research focuses on privacy implications of EU IoT policies, mandatory smart systems (e.g., eCall, smart meters), and digital governance frameworks. He coordinates courses on Internet Governance, Privacy & Data Protection, and International Business Law, and oversees master’s dissertations in Internet, Intellectual Property, and ICT.
Education: PhD in EU IoT policy and privacy (defended 2019), prior work at RFID Platform the Netherlands. Research affiliations include the 'Boundaries of Law' and 'Transnational Legal Studies' programs.
Key research themes include surveillance through IoT devices, EU policy enforcement of privacy rights, and legal challenges posed by emerging technologies. His recent publications analyze GDPR compliance, automated decision-making, and the SyRI profiling case.
He participates in projects like 'The future of living in smart cities,' exploring privacy in smart home technologies. Active in media engagements and serves as Secretary of Stichting Platform Bescherming Burgerrechten since 2016.
