جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

Justin Kozubalمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Consumer Behavior
• Risk Management
• Sports Management
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Dr. Justin Kozubal is an Assistant Professor in the School of Management and Leadership at Capital University, specializing in marketing and sport management. With over two decades of experience in the sports business industry, his academic work bridges practical insights with theoretical exploration of fan behavior and safety. Ph.D. in Business Administration from Troy University's Sorrell College of Business M.S. in Sport Management from Ohio University B.S. in Communication from Ball State University Dr. Kozubal's research focuses on consumer behavior in sports, particularly examining risk management and fan safety dynamics. His work analyzes organizational safety constraints as barriers to attendance in professional baseball, emphasizing team identity effects and group differences in perceived safety. Recent publications highlight legal challenges in sports, including defamation lawsuits, civil rights complaints, and constitutional cases involving student-athlete rights. His scholarship combines sports law, consumer psychology, and institutional governance, addressing contemporary issues in sports management practices.

Phillip Hellwegeمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• History of Commercial Law
• Insurance Law
• German Civil Law
• +۲ مورد دیگر

Prof. Dr. Phillip Hellwege, M.Jur. (Oxford), is the Chair of Civil Law, Commercial Law, and Legal History at the Faculty of Law, University of Augsburg. His research focuses on the historical and comparative analysis of insurance law, German civil law, European private law, and historical comparative law. He has led significant projects, including a 2015–2021 ERC Consolidator Grant-funded study on the comparative history of insurance law in Europe. Chair of Civil Law, Commercial Law and Legal History Principal Investigator, ERC Consolidator Grant (2015–2021) Teaching in Winter Semester 2025/26: Seminar on the History of Commercial Law Research Interests: Hellwege specializes in the history of commercial law (particularly insurance law), German civil law, European private law, and historical comparative law. His work bridges dogmatic legal analysis with historical context, emphasizing German and English law while exploring mixed systems like Scottish and Channel Islands law. Publications & Lectures: Recent works include a 2025 monograph on negligent ignorance in private law and 2024–2025 book chapters on precedent in German private law and negative freedom of contract in medical contexts. He actively presents at international colloquia, such as the 2025 lecture on early modern health care at Frauenwörth Abbey. Scientific Awards: Recognized with an ERC Consolidator Grant for his insurance law research and supervising dissertations that have won prizes like the Arnecke Sibeth Dabelstein Dissertation Prize. Academic Leadership: He supervises doctoral candidates in German civil law, historical comparative law, and European private law, with completed theses covering topics such as banking regulation, life insurance law, and comparative marine insurance. His team includes academic counselors and student assistants supporting research and teaching activities.

Gregor Kirchhofمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Public Law
• Financial Law
• Tax Law
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Professor Gregor Kirchhof serves as Chair of Public Law, Financial Law and Tax Law at the University of Augsburg's Faculty of Law. He holds multiple leadership positions including Director of the Institute of Business and Tax Law and Dean of the Faculty of Law. His academic career focuses on constitutional aspects of tax law, public finance, and the evolving relationship between European and national legal frameworks. Kirchhof's research spans several critical areas of contemporary legal scholarship including constitutional budget law, tax reform, social security systems, and democratic representation principles. His work particularly examines the constitutional boundaries of taxation, the 'debt brake' mechanism in German constitutional law, and the future orientation of constitutional guarantees. He has developed significant expertise in European tax law and its interaction with national legal systems. His publications demonstrate consistent engagement with pressing legal issues, particularly constitutional challenges in tax law and public finance. Kirchhof's scholarly contributions frequently address the tension between administrative efficiency and constitutional compliance, with particular attention to property tax reform, inheritance tax structures, and the constitutional implications of Germany's fiscal policies. His work often combines doctrinal legal analysis with practical policy recommendations. Kirchhof maintains active participation in public discourse through media appearances, expert testimony before legislative committees, and contributions to major policy debates. He has provided expert opinions to the German Bundestag on tax legislation and regularly contributes to national media outlets including the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung and Focus magazine. His academic leadership extends to directing research initiatives such as the Augsburg Forum for Tax Law and organizing international conferences on constitutional and tax law topics. Kirchhof has supervised numerous doctoral candidates and contributes significantly to legal education through innovative teaching methods including educational films on tax law fundamentals.

Caroline Henckelsمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Public International Law
• International Economic Law
• Public Law
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Dr Caroline Henckels is an Associate Professor in the Faculty of Law at Monash University. Her research focuses on public international law (particularly international economic law ) and public law , with significant contributions to understanding investment treaty exceptions , regulatory autonomy , and proportionality in arbitration . She has published in leading journals including the European Journal of International Law and the Journal of International Economic Law , and serves on the Editorial Board of the Journal of International Economic Law . Education : PhD (Cambridge), LLM (Melbourne), LLB (Victoria University of Wellington) Clinical Role : Supervises TradeLab clinical program at Monash Law Clinics Her recent work examines geographical indications in wine trade (with M Davison and L Spagnolo) and security exceptions in investment treaties . She actively participates in policy submissions to organizations like DFAT and the New Zealand Abortion Legislation Committee. Caroline is a member of the UNCITRAL Working Group III Academic Forum and serves on the Society of International Economic Law Executive Council . Her 2015 monograph on Proportionality and Deference in Investor-State Arbitration (Cambridge University Press) has been cited in multiple international cases. Scientific Awards : Shortlisted for the Leslie Zines Prize for Excellence in Legal Research (2017) Key Collaborations : Recent projects include Geographical Indications for Wine in Australia’s Free Trade Agreements (2020-2025) and The New Plurilateralism (2017). She contributes to Boston College Law Review and Journal of International Economic Law .

Scott Michelmanمشاهده پروفایل

استاد مدعو

• Civil Rights
• Civil Liberties
• Constitutional Law
• +۱۸ مورد دیگر

Scott Michelman is Legal Director of the ACLU of the District of Columbia and has been teaching Civil Rights Litigation as an adjunct professor at Harvard Law School since 2015. He has also held adjunct teaching positions at American University Washington College of Law, Santa Clara Law School, and the University of California at Santa Cruz, and has guest-lectured at Yale Law School, Georgetown University Law Center, and UC Berkeley School of Law. Harvard Law School, J.D., magna cum laude, 2004 Duke University, A.B., Political Science, magna cum laude, 2000 Michelman's research and teaching focus on civil rights enforcement, constitutional litigation, and public interest law. His work explores the mechanisms by which civil rights are enforced through private litigation, with particular attention to doctrines such as qualified immunity, standing, municipal liability, and the role of federal courts in constitutional enforcement. He is deeply engaged in impact litigation and the strategic use of law to advance social justice. His recent publications include the textbook Civil Rights Enforcement (2nd ed., 2023), which is widely used in law schools and praised for its depth and practical focus. His scholarship also includes articles on qualified immunity, sentencing law, and surveillance. The articles demonstrate a consistent focus on the intersection of doctrine and social justice, particularly in the context of policing, prisoners' rights, and constitutional enforcement. Michelman has argued before the U.S. Supreme Court, the highest courts of D.C. and Massachusetts, and seven federal courts of appeals. His commentary has appeared in the Wall Street Journal , SCOTUSblog , Slate , and the Huffington Post , and he has been quoted in major media outlets including The New York Times , Washington Post , and CNN . He is a former law clerk to Judge Betty B. Fletcher of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, a William J. Brennan First Amendment Fellow at the ACLU, and a clinical teaching fellow at Seton Hall Law School. He has also designed and taught courses on American politics at Eton College.

Anastasia Kartashevaمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Insurance regulation
• International financial regulation
• Finance and insurance of extreme risks (pandemic, cyber, climate)
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Anastasia Kartasheva is an Associate Professor at the Institute of Insurance Economics within the School of Finance at the University of St. Gallen, Switzerland (2021-2024). She also holds a Senior Research Fellow position at the Wharton Alternative Investments Initiative, University of Pennsylvania (2019-present). Her career spans significant roles at the Bank for International Settlements (2012-2018) and academic positions at Wharton School and Georgia State University. PhD in Economics (2004), University of Toulouse, France MA in Economics (1998), New Economic School, Russia BSc in Mathematical Economics (1997), Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia Her research focuses on insurance regulation , international financial regulation , and extreme risk management (pandemic, cyber, climate). She explores financial guarantees in life insurance , liquidity risk frameworks , and capital allocation strategies using reinsurance. Recent work examines fintech innovations in insurance and systemic risk implications. Article trends reveal expertise in systemic risk quantification , CoCo bond mechanics , and extreme risk financing . Empirical studies on pandemic insurance , cyber risk capital constraints , and reinsurance as divestment dominate her output. Collaborations with institutions like the Financial Stability Board and ECGI underscore regulatory impact. Teaching includes advanced courses on financial institutions , monetary policy , and financial regulation at the University of St. Gallen. She leads research teams including PhD candidates Artur Dobysh and Changrui Zhou , focusing on global insurance group structures and cyber risk financing .

David Austinمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Asylum Law
• Immigration Law
• LGBTQ+ Rights
• +۳ مورد دیگر

David Austin serves as Professor of Legal Writing at California Western School of Law, where he has taught since 2009. A former clerk for Hawai'i Supreme Court Chief Justice Ronald T.Y. Moon (2001-2003), he brings extensive complex litigation experience from Chicago firms Jenner & Block and Schoeman Updike Kaufman & Scharf, specializing in commercial disputes and product liability defense. Education: J.D., The John Marshall Law School (2001, cum laude) B.A., University of Maryland-European Division (1995) Bar Admitted: Illinois Professor Austin's research centers on international human rights law with particular emphasis on LGBTQ+ asylum claims and immigration policy. His publications consistently address sexual orientation/gender identity protections in refugee systems, analyzing evolving legal standards across jurisdictions. He also examines state immigration legislation impacts and comparative legal frameworks in North America. His 2008-2014 publications reveal a strategic focus on documenting legal developments in asylum law while advocating for marginalized communities. The recurring themes in International Law journal contributions demonstrate sustained engagement with refugee protection mechanisms and systemic discrimination challenges. Professor Austin maintains active pro bono commitments through the National Immigrant Justice Center (Leadership Council member and Asylum Program director) and AIDS Legal Council of Chicago (amicus in Illinois Supreme Court case). His teaching extends to appellate advocacy instruction at The John Marshall Law School and international legal education in Mexico and Switzerland. Before law, he contributed to European public health initiatives including HIV prevention research presented at International AIDS Conferences (Berlin 1993, Yokohama 1994) and served on the European Council of AIDS Service Organizations board (1991-1994) as Southern Europe representative.

• Professional Responsibility
• Criminal Law
• Criminal Procedure
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Brooks R. Holland serves as the J. Donald and Va Lena Scarpelli Curran Professor of Legal Ethics and Professionalism at Gonzaga University School of Law, where he has taught since 2006 following eleven years as a public defender in New York. His faculty role encompasses teaching criminal law, criminal procedure, professional responsibility, and constitutional law while contributing to the Civil and Human Rights Advocacy Clinic. Holland's academic credentials include: J.D. from Boston University B.A. in Political Science from San Francisco State University Holland's research critically examines intersections of professional responsibility, criminal law, and social justice, with emphasis on how legal professionals can combat systemic racism and injustice domestically and globally. His scholarship actively explores access to justice through innovative legal education models and expanded service delivery mechanisms like limited license legal technicians, reflecting his commitment to human rights and equitable legal systems. His publication trends reveal sustained focus on Supreme Court criminal procedure decisions, ethical dilemmas in zealous advocacy, and structural barriers to justice. Recent works analyze Miranda's legacy, speedy trial complexities, and evolving definitions of violent felonies, consistently linking doctrinal analysis to social justice imperatives and practical reform. No specific scientific awards or prizes are documented in the source material. Holland mentors future lawyers through immersive clinical teaching and serves on the Society of American Law Teachers Board of Governors and Washington State Bar Association Committee on Professional Ethics. His service extends to the Washington State Council on Public Defense and ACLU-WA, shaping ethical standards and defense practices. At Gonzaga, Holland actively participates in the Civil and Human Rights Advocacy Clinic, providing students with hands-on experience in human rights litigation and community-centered justice initiatives that address systemic inequities.

• Competition Law
• Economic Law
• Sustainable Development
• +۲ مورد دیگر

Patrice Reis serves as University Professor of Private Law at the Faculty of Law and Political Science, University of Côte d'Azur, where he leads research at GREDEG laboratory (UMR 7321 CNRS/UniCA). His academic trajectory spans over two decades at the institution, progressing from teaching assistant (1995) to Maître de Conférences (2001), and ultimately to full Professor (2021). He co-directs the Master 1 in Economic and Business Law and Master 1 in Economics and Management of Commerce and Distribution Industries, while co-heading the Nice School of Economic Law (EDEN). Reis holds a PhD in Private Law and Criminal Sciences from the Faculty of Law of Nice (1999), with doctoral research focused on La concurrence et les marchés publics (Competition and Public Markets). His scholarly development includes CNRS researcher qualification (2001) and progression to Hors Classe Maître de Conférences (2017). Specializing in Competition Law, Economic Law, and Sustainable Development, Reis examines regulatory challenges at the intersection of digital transformation, environmental governance, and labor rights. His work critically analyzes EU directives through comparative frameworks, particularly French-Portuguese-Brazilian contexts. Current research investigates corporate due diligence obligations, environmental whistleblower protections, and digital ecosystem legitimacy in urban governance. Recent publications reveal thematic concentration on sustainability compliance mechanisms and digital market regulation. His scholarship consistently bridges theoretical legal frameworks with practical regulatory implementation, emphasizing transnational enforcement challenges in environmental and competition law domains. As pedagogical director for Université Mundiapolis in Casablanca (since 2015), Reis oversees decentralized private law programs while maintaining active international engagement, including visiting professorships at Coimbra Law Faculty (2023) and prior appointments at Genoa University (2002-2005). He contributes to the Pole Norms, Competition and Regulation (PNCR) and EDEN research teams, focusing on competition law in digital markets and sustainable economic governance. His laboratory work at GREDEG integrates law, economics, and management perspectives to address contemporary regulatory dilemmas.

• Transnational Business Law
• Corporate Finance Law
• Corporate Criminal Liability
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Dr Qingxiu Bu is a Senior Lecturer in Global Law at the School of Law, Politics and Sociology, University of Sussex. He joined Sussex in 2013 after teaching roles at Cardiff University (2007-08) and Queen's University Belfast (2008-13), where he directed the LLM in Law and International Commerce. He has held visiting positions at Harvard, Lund University, Tel Aviv University, and the Max Planck Institute. LLM, Soochow University (China) LLM, University of Groningen (Netherlands) PhD, University of Birmingham (UK) PGCHET, Queen's University Belfast (UK) His research focuses on Transnational Business Law , Corporate Finance Law , Global Antitrust , and International Business & Human Rights , with emphasis on legal infrastructure in transnational law and global governance. Current projects examine U.S.-China trade tensions, data governance resilience, and AI ethics. Recent publications address cross-border data regulation, antitrust litigation in geopolitical conflicts, and SPACs' legal risks. Funded by the British Academy and British Council, his work explores the intersection of law, technology, and globalization. Professionally, Dr Bu served as Docent at Harvard's Institute of Global Law and Policy (2013-2015) and holds the Shingka Li Professorship at McGill University. He supervises PhD students in areas like Transnational Business & National Security , Corporate Liability , and Global Antitrust .

Daniela Eckerمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر

• Environmental Law
• Sustainability Reporting
• Supply Chain Regulation
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Daniela Ecker serves as a University Assistant (Scientific Associate) at the Institute for Environmental Law, Johannes Kepler University Linz, where she holds office in the Management Center (Room 208B, temporarily MZ 209B from December 2024). With qualifications including Mag., Dr., and LL.B., she teaches multiple environmental law courses across various programs including General Environmental Law, Private Environmental Law, International Environmental Law, and specialized workshops on Corporate Environmental Law. Her research focuses on critical intersections of environmental governance and corporate accountability, particularly examining sustainability reporting frameworks, supply chain regulations, and implementation challenges of EU environmental directives. Ecker's work addresses practical legal gaps in environmental enforcement mechanisms, with particular attention to private enforcement pathways and corporate liability structures. Her research methodology combines doctrinal legal analysis with practical implementation studies, often conducted through commissioned research projects for governmental and institutional clients. Ecker actively contributes to public discourse through 24 documented activities including invited lectures, panel discussions, and media appearances. Recent engagements include presentations on corporate sustainability commitments, environmental criminal law developments, supply chain regulations, and flood protection mechanisms through EU renaturation policies. Her work demonstrates strong integration of academic research with practical environmental governance challenges facing Austrian and European institutions. She participates in multiple research projects including the Study 'Implementation and organization of compensatory areas and compensatory area pools' (2023-2025), examination of natural monument declarations in EIA procedures (2021), and analysis of pesticide residues in organic products (2019). These projects, primarily funded through Austrian federal/state research channels and contract research, reflect her expertise in translating environmental legal frameworks into practical implementation mechanisms.

• Environmental Justice
• Environmental Law
• Climate Change
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Rebecca M. Bratspies is a Professor of Law at the City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law, where she serves as the founding Director of the Center for Urban Environmental Reform (CUER). She is an internationally recognized expert on environmental justice, the regulation of new agricultural technologies, and the human right to a healthy environment. Professor Bratspies holds memberships on New York City's Environmental Justice Advisory Panel and the EPA's Children's Health Protection Advisory Committee. She is also a scholar with the Center for Progressive Reform, a core member of the Global Network for the Study of Human Rights and the Environment, and serves on the editorial board of the International Journal of Law in Context. Professor Bratspies' research focuses on environmental justice, administrative law, and the intersection of race and environmental regulation. Her work critically examines how administrative law participates in and perpetuates systemic racism, particularly through her analysis of cases like INS v. Chadha . She has developed innovative approaches to environmental education through comic books like Mayah's Lot and Bina's Plant , which have brought environmental literacy to new generations. Her current work explores census participation through the comic book We All Count , addressing how undercounts disproportionately impact communities of color and environmental justice analyses. Professor Bratspies' scholarly output demonstrates a consistent focus on environmental justice frameworks, with recent publications examining topics ranging from New York's environmental rights amendment to renewable energy projects that combine decarceration with decarbonization. Her work shows a trajectory toward increasingly intersectional approaches that connect environmental concerns with racial justice, housing policy, and community empowerment. Her notable awards and recognitions include being named a Luce Scholar. She previously served as Past-President of the American Association of Law Schools Section on the Environment and was a member of the ABA Standing Committee on Environmental Law. Professor Bratspies teaches courses in property, climate change, environmental justice, administrative law, and environmental law at CUNY. As a former law clerk to US Court of Appeals Judge C. Arlen Beam and a graduate of Wesleyan University and the University of Pennsylvania Law School (cum laude), she brings substantial practical and academic experience to her teaching and scholarship. Her work with community-based research partnerships demonstrates her commitment to collaborative approaches that center community voices in environmental decision-making.

Neil Fosterمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Tort Law
• Workplace Health and Safety Law
• Law and Religion
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Neil Foster is an Associate Professor at the University of Newcastle, specifically within the School of Law and Justice. His academic career spans multiple disciplines with a strong focus on legal theory and practical applications across tort law, workplace health and safety, and the intersection of law and religion. His position reflects his significant contributions to legal scholarship and education at one of Australia's prominent universities. Master of Laws, University of Newcastle Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Laws, University of New South Wales Bachelor of Theology, Australian College of Theology Diploma of Arts in Theology, Moore Theological College, Sydney Professor Foster's primary research interests center around three major areas: torts (civil liability for wrongs), occupational health and safety law, and law and religion. His work in torts encompasses issues like duty of care, breach of statutory duty, and causation principles. In workplace health and safety, he focuses on personal liability of company officers for OHS breaches and the legal frameworks governing workplace safety. His law and religion scholarship examines religious freedom, anti-discrimination laws, and the legal position of religious organizations within contemporary Australian society. These research domains often intersect, particularly in cases where religious freedom conflicts with anti-discrimination legislation or workplace safety obligations. Analysis of Professor Foster's recent publications reveals a clear trend toward examining the tensions between religious freedom and anti-discrimination laws in Australia, alongside continued scholarship in tort law principles and workplace safety regulations. His work demonstrates a methodical approach to legal analysis, often connecting theoretical principles with practical applications in contemporary legal disputes. The publications show increasing focus on constitutional aspects of religious freedom, particularly Section 109 of the Australian Constitution, and its interaction with state and federal anti-discrimination legislation. Editorial Board - Torts Law Journal (2007-Present) Membership - National OHS Regulatory Research Consortium (2010-Present) Member of Editorial Executive for Journal of Health, Safety & Environment (2021-2022) Professor Foster has served as co-supervisor for one PhD candidate on the topic 'From Premise to Practice: Strategic Decision-making in Risk-based Regulatory Agencies' (2017). His professional engagement extends beyond traditional academic supervision to include significant editorial responsibilities and membership in research consortia focused on occupational health and safety regulation. His work with the National OHS Regulatory Research Consortium demonstrates practical engagement with policymakers and regulators in the field of workplace safety. Professor Foster maintains active scholarly engagement through his blog 'lawandreligionaustralia.blog' where he comments on contemporary law and religion issues, and has participated in radio interviews discussing these topics. His academic work intersects with practical legal application through his advisory role in regulatory frameworks and his analysis of landmark legal cases affecting religious organizations and workplace safety standards in Australia.

Vicente Antonio Pérez Chamorroمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Sustainability Accounting
• Environmental Accountability
• Public Sector Accounting
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Vicente Antonio Pérez Chamorro is an Associate Professor at Pablo de Olavide University, Department of Financial Economics and Accounting. He actively contributes to research through the Center for Research in Social and Environmental Accounting (CICSMA) and leads the Information, Environment and Organizational Change research group. His work focuses on sustainability accounting, environmental financial disclosures, and pedagogical innovation in accounting education. PhD Supervision : Advised research on environmental financial reporting in Spain Key Research Areas : GRI reporting in public water entities, corporate environmental accountability, decolonial accounting, and digital educational tools His 15 most recent publications (2024-2000) span accounting history, sustainability reporting, and educational technology. Articles explore topics like: US accounting practices in Spanish telephone monopolies Evolving patterns in Spanish accounting history research Gamification in financial accounting education Web accessibility in public services Environmental disclosures under European regulations Legitimacy strategies in historical state-owned enterprises While no explicit awards are mentioned in the provided texts, his collaborative projects with institutions like Zaragoza University and Nottingham Trent University demonstrate academic partnerships. He has supervised multiple research theses and implemented project-based learning methodologies using tools like ANKI and Contaplus software.

Hajo Michael Holtzمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس ارشد

• IT Law
• Market Law
• Intellectual Property Law
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Hajo Michael Holtz is a Senior Lecturer at the Department of Law, Uppsala University, Sweden. He has been active in the Swedish academy since 2013 and joined Uppsala University in 2021, initially at the Department of Business Administration (2021-2025) before transitioning to the Department of Law. His academic role encompasses interdisciplinary teaching and research with significant managerial responsibilities. Hajo Michael Holtz holds the following academic qualifications: First state law degree and doctorate from Leibniz Universität Hannover, Germany Master of Laws (Commercial Law) from the University of Edinburgh, UK Second state law degree (practical training) from Oberlandesgericht Celle, Germany Holtz specializes in IT law, market law, and intellectual property law with concentrated research on digital business practices, GDPR implementation, AI regulation, and the digital single market. His work uniquely integrates German legal perspectives with Swedish and EU frameworks, particularly examining data protection's intersection with marketing law and unfair commercial practices. His recent publications (2023-2025) reveal intense focus on emerging EU digital regulations including the AI Act, Digital Services Act, and Digital Markets Act. Key themes include GDPR compliance in data sharing, influencer marketing accountability, and transparency requirements for AI systems, alongside innovative interdisciplinary teaching methodologies for business-law integration. No scientific awards, fellowships, or medals were mentioned in the provided text. As a senior lecturer, Holtz advises students across systems science, business administration, and law programs. He served as program coordinator for Uppsala's interdisciplinary master's program in international and European law and entrepreneurship (2022-2025). The text indicates active grant involvement through EU-funded research but provides no specific grant details or named advisees.