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SEVEN brings together a broad community of Affiliated Researchers and Affiliated PhD Candidates from across the University of Amsterdam. Together, they contribute to SEVEN’s interdisciplinary work on climate-related challenges.

Our Affiliated Researchers are researchers from across the University of Amsterdam who contribute disciplinary expertise to SEVEN’s research, education and collaborative activities on climate-related challenges. 

  • Affiliated Researchers
    Dr. J.D. (Jesse) van Amelsvoort

    Studies how literature, art, and culture more broadly facilitate and take part in discussions on climate change and the Anthropocene.

    Dr M. (Mehdi) Parvizi Amineh

    Researches geopolitical economy of energy security (China, EU, Central/West Asia) and China’s Belt and Road external relations, focusing on Central/South/West/East Asia.

    K. (Kanad) Bagchi

    Explores climate change, sustainable finance, and global justice through decolonial and political economy perspectives.

    Prof. dr. M. (Marija) Bartl

    Studies how (private) law can serve as a transformative force in steering economic organisations, institutions and systems toward sustainability and long-termism.

    Y.C. (Yannick) van den Berg

    Faculty of Law

    Dep. Private Law

    Prof. dr. ir. L. (Luca) Bertolini

    Researches integrating transport and urban planning for humane, sustainable, just cities.

    Dr V. (Vladimir) Bogoeski

    Studies how law structures labour relations within food systems. His earlier work focused primarily on migrant workers.

    Prof. dr. J.W. (Jan Willem) Bolderdijk

    Explores social tipping points dynamics: how can marketers, consumers, governments and businesses help to make green behaviors more mainstream?

    Dr W.R. (Willem) Boterman

    Researches how transformations of agricultural and food systems are linked to processes of spatial and political contestation and polarization, across various European countries.

    Prof. dr. J.F.M.G. (Jan) Bouwens

    Studies how performance metrics encourages people in organization to consider how their decisions work out in the long run. Studies include targets, metric and performance management.

    Dr. D.A. (Dana) Brablecova PhD

    Explores marginalisation and resistance in urban contexts, focusing on Indigenous urbanisation and Roma communities in Latin America and Europe.

    Dr. F. (Filipe) Branco dos Santos

    Faculty of Science

    Swammerdam Institute for Life Sciences

    Dr C. (Cameron) Brick

    Studies how environmental beliefs and emotions translate into observable behavior and public support for climate policy.

    Prof. mr. dr. C.M. (Catherine) Brölmann

    Researches international law and governance for the protection of freshwater, with a particular focus on the potential of legal frameworks to structure choices between competing water uses and shape questions of (re)distribution.

    Prof. dr. B. (Bas) de Bruin

    Explores cleaner, efficient chemical reactions/processes via homogeneous catalysis, developing new reactions, energy storage/release, and earth-abundant element replacements.

    Mr. dr. L.E. (Laura) Burgers

    Researches the intersection between private law and sustainability in general and climate change litigation and the rights of nature in particular.

    Dr. R.D. (Ruth) Carlitz

    Studies the political economy of climate finance, with a focus on the global south. Her broader research agenda concerns the politics of public goods provision in low-income countries.

    Dr F. (Fabio) de Castro

    Researches small-scale producers’ role in sustainable Latin American forest systems, focusing on agroecology, traditional knowledge, socioenvironmental conflicts, and climate justice.

    M. (Mausumi) Chetia

    Studies climate-related disasters and reparations, and diverse climate (im)mobilities, from ethnographic and critical discourse perspectives.

    Dr. E.T. (Eliana) Cusato

    Examines how international law deals with the interrelation of global political economy, violence, and ecological destruction, drawing upon a variety of intellectual traditions.

    F. (Fabian) Dablander PhD

    Studies preventing Earth system breakdown via plant-rich diets, inequality, and collective action, partnering with society using behavioral science, complexity theory, and data analysis.

    Prof. P.H. (Peter) van Dam

    Studies how people in the past attempted to make the world more sustainable through societal initiatives like trade unions, fair trade, environmental activism, and church actions.

    Dr. J. (Joris) Demmers

    Studies how AI and digital technologies shape human agency in sustainability-related decisions. His work examines how AI-enabled marketing and information environments can support more sustainable.

    Prof. J. (Jeff) Diamanti

    Studies energy and critical raw materials supply chains; critical logistics; energy and environmental humanities.

    Prof. dr. W.M. (Willemijn) van Dolen

    Researches consumer behavior, and individual and system factors influencing this behavior. Her scientific work focuses mainly on topics like sustainability, greenwashing, materialism and well-being.

    Dr T.R.G.R. (Thomas) Douenne

    Investigates the intersection of environmental policy and inequality. He uses theoretical and empirical approaches to answer questions such as "What are the distributional effects of carbon taxes?".

    Dr. M.I. (Martijn) Dröes

    Climate change and house price dynamics.

    Prof. dr. C. (Christina) Eckes

    Maps and theorizes strategic climate litigation in Europe, including in particular its direct and indirect consequences for the democratic process.

    Dr. K.H. (Klaas) Eller

    Studies how law reshapes corporate responsibility in global value chains, and how climate, sustainability and due diligence frameworks are interpreted and operationalized in corporate practices.

    Dr. M. (Matteo) Fermeglia

    Focusses on the mitigation of greenhouse gases emission from the energy sector from an International, EU Law and transnational perspective.

    Dr A.L. (Alice) Fleerackers

    Studies the intersections between science communication, journalism, and scholarly communication.

    Prof. dr. L.W. (Luc) Fransen

    Investigates cross-border governance involving corporations, civil society, and governments, with a focus on climate change in global production, environmental due diligence laws, and climate adaptation in supply chains.

    Prof. G.E.H.I. (Gaston) Franssen

    Faculty of Humanities

    Capaciteitsgroep Nederlandse Letterkunde

    Dr. A.C. (Amanda) Garcia

    Studies fundamental and applied aspects of electrochemical energy conversion and production of chemicals and fuels using renewable electricity.

    A.S. (Ankita) Gaur

    Develops energy systems models to study decarbonization pathways, and the role of energy service demand in climate mitigation strategies.

    Dr. P. (Panikos) Georgallis

    Studies why firms and markets are differentially affected by their social, political, and natural environment. His work focuses on sustainability contexts.

    Dr. M. (Mendel) Giezen

    Focuses on Environmental Planning and Governance, examining the conflicts and complexities in transitioning to climate-neutral, sustainable cities.

    Prof. dr. J. (John) Grin

    Researches strategies, governance and politics of transitions, especially on urban energy and water issues, agriculture and health care. Developed practiced methods for transdisciplinary transition projects.

    Dr. A.N. (Ann-Kristin) Grosskopf

    Studies corporate (sustainability) transparency and its effect on stakeholder and firm behavior.

    Prof. dr. G.J.M. (Gert-Jan) Gruter

    Researches plastic materials transition from biorefining non-food sugars to sustainable monomers and high-performing polyesters, end-of-life closed-loop chemical recycling and biodegradation.

    Prof. dr. J. (Joyeeta) Gupta

    Researches equitable fossil fuel phase-out, North-South geopolitics in environment/development, global to local links and sustainable nexus approaches.

    Dr. J.Y. (Jonne) Guyt

    Explores how retailers and consumers react to current trends and regulatory and environmental changes.

    Prof. M.A. (Michel) Haring

    Faculty of Science

    Swammerdam Institute for Life Sciences

    Prof. F. (Frenk) van Harreveld

    Studies how attitudes, risk-perception, and decision-making shape societal responses to sustainability transitions.

    Dr L.K. (Lisa) Haushofer

    Researches the ways in which people in the past produced knowledge about nutrition and the relationship between food, health, and the environment.

    Dr. L. (Lynn) Hillary LLM

    Researches refugee law, human rights and the interaction between national and European law.

    Dr. C.J. (Colin) Hickey PhD

    Studies moral and political philosophy, with particular focus on climate ethics, global justice, and bioethics.

    Prof. dr. B.B. (Barbara) Hogenboom

    Studies the (geo-)politics of natural resources from the perspective of international political economy.

    Prof. J. (Jef) Huisman

    Investigates freshwater and marine ecosystems, with a particular focus on algae and photosynthetic bacteria of lakes and oceans.

    Dr. A. (Alma) Igra

    Explores how 20th-century organizations like the League of Nations and UN imaged planet Earth as a regulatable “resource” in food, science, and environmental history.

    Prof. dr. M. (Machiko) Kanetake

    Faculty of Law

    Public International Law

    Dr. J.M. (Jens) van 't Klooster

    Studies the governance of financial markets, with a specific focus on how climate change and new macrofinancial ideas are reshaping the tasks of central bankers and banking supervisors.

    Prof. dr. J.E.M. (Ans) Kolk

    Researches how companies deal with climate change and other societal issues, their drivers and barriers to (in)action and the role of internal and external stakeholders in this.

    Prof. A.E. (Arno) Kourula

    Investigates corporate sustainability through cross-sector interactions between business, the public sector, and civil society.

    Dr. E.H. (Elisabeth) Krueger PhD

    Investigates the mechanisms and dynamics of complex adaptive systems, in particular urban-rural water, food production, and sustainability transformations.

    Dr. S.F. (Samuël) Kruizinga

    Studies conflict, resilience, and violence in modern European history, with a focus on themes such as wartime blockades, military occupations, grey zone warfare, and foreign fighters

    Dr B. (Burcu) Küçükkeles

    Focuses on understanding sustainability, from social, economic, and environmental perspectives, in healthcare, including hospitals and pharmaceutical industries.

    Dr. P. (Pieter) Lagerwaard

    Studies agricultural experiments that aim to secure sustainable and scalable food infrastructures, focusing on agricultural biodiversity and water security.

    Dr. H. (Natalie) Lee MSc

    Researches public opinion on environmental and food policy and interventions to promote more sustainable behavior among producers, consumers, and voters.

    Dr. M.H. (Mike) Lees

    Computational modelling of complex social systems.

    Dr. A. (Andrea) Leiter PhD

    Explores global inequality and transnational governance through private actors in the digital economy.

    Dr C. (Candida) Leone

    Private Law – Amsterdam Center for Transformative Private Law

    Dr J.A.P. (Johanna) Lorenzo

    Studies the interactions of sustainable development issues and socio-ecological concerns with international economic law, particularly trade and finance.

    Dr. L.A. (Laura) Mai

    Researches how national governments, global city networks, financial institutions, philanthropic foundations, and digital infrastructure providers have become enrolled in the global effort to address climate change.

    Dr. M.H.C. (Marijn) Meijers

    Focuses on understanding and stimulating pro-environmental behavior. Her work examines how social influence, people’s sense that they can make a difference, and digital media shape motivation for environmental action.

    Prof. dr. E.M. (Eileen) Moyer

    Studies the relationship between ecological well-being, health and climate change.

    Prof. T. (Teun) Munnik

    Studies molecular mechanisms by which plants sense stress and acquire nutrients, with the aim to improve food security and sustainable agriculture, especially in relation to the nitrogen & menure crisis, and production of plant-based proteins.

    Mr. dr. N. (Natasa) Nedeski

    Investigates how scientific knowledge related to climate change can be incorporated into, or used by, international law.

    Prof. mr. dr. J.E. (Janne) Nijman

    Researches the urban in international law and global governance against the backdrop of an urbanising planet challenging sustainability, sustainable cities, and the more conventional international law and governance approaches.

    C. (Cara) Nissen

    Studies how biological and physical processes shape biogeochemical cycling in the ocean. Her work focuses mainly on feedbacks between climate change and marine carbon cycling.

    Prof. mr. P.A. (André) Nollkaemper

    Researches international legal protection of oceans, freshwater, biodiversity and climate systems. His scientific work focuses mainly on the complexity of problems such as climate change.

    Prof. B.G.D. (Brendan) O'Dwyer

    Researches standard setting in, and the regulation of corporate sustainability reporting. Current research is focused on the evolution, nature, and impact of climate- and nature- related risk disclosure.

    Dr. A.M. (Ana) Oprescu

    Explores software energy footprints, EU 2050 climate targets, data regulations, and knowledge economy. Furthermore, she investigates PETs trade-offs and LLMs for efficient code.

    Prof. dr. A.M. (Alessio M.) Pacces

    Researches sustainable finance regulation like climate disclosure rules to support transition investments and curb greenwashing.

    Dr. K. (Karen) Paiva Henrique PhD

    Studies the un/just implications of climate action, the role of creative methodologies in understanding and addressing overlapping urban crises, and everyday decision-making in the context of climate change.

    Dr. D. (Drielli) Peyerl

    Studies the energy transition and sustainable development, with a focus on the hydrogen value chain and carbon policy.

    Dr K.C.I. (Kinanya) Pijl

    Studies how the law can help nurture a financial sector and business climate in which corporate actors are inclined to do the right thing.

    Prof. dr. A.D. (Andy) Pimentel

    Researches methods, tools, and software for faster, sustainable, reliable, secure computer systems, focusing on embedded/edge systems, cyber-physical systems, and edge AI.

    Prof. dr. F. (Rick) van der Ploeg

    Researches how economies, investors and policymakers respond to climate damages including recurring climate disasters and climate tipping points and how economies are affected by policy transition risks and stranded assets.

    Dr. B. (Branwyn) Poleykett

    Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences

    Programme group: Anthropology of Health, Care and the Body

    Dr. A. (Antonia) Praetorius

    The environmental fate of emerging chemical contaminants.

    Dr. S.C.G. (Susanne) Preuss

    intersection of ESG and politics 

    Prof. dr. J.N.H. (Joost) Reek

    Explores new molecular technology related to the green energy transition, including (light-driven) hydrogen formation, CO2 conversion, and electrochemical conversions in the context of the electrification of the chemical industry.

    Dr. G. (Giorgia) Romagnoli

    Investigates how the design of market institutions affects the pro-sociality and sustainability of our behavior. Her applications focus on the market for cancer treatments, and the market of land ownership for nature preservation.

    Dr. D. (Debraj) Roy

    Researches transitions in complex socioeconomic systems, using computational science and complex systems theory to study sustainable development pathways.

    Prof. dr. mr. A. (Anniek) de Ruijter

    Impact of the food environment on health.

    G. (Gabriela) Russo Lopes

    Researches at the intersect of political ecology and land systems science, with particular focus on land-use change, deforestation-free supply-chains, sociobioeconomy and human rights from the perspective of Indigenous peoples and local communities in Brazil.

    Dr. B.T. (Bastiaan) Rutjens

    Studies trust in science, broadly defined. His research program on the psychology of science focuses on science rejection, science as a worldview, and perceptions of scientists.

    Dr. F. (Federico) Savini

    Explores the urban metabolism, material flows in and through cities and the environmental footprint of urban development.

    Dr. V.G. (Vittoria) Scalera

    Researches how multinational enterprises manage sustainable innovation across global value chains at the intersection of international business and innovation.

    Prof. dr. P. (Peter) Schall

    Researches new materials and physical principles for efficient light-energy conversion. His work spans from single-photon generation for quantum communication to sunlight conversion for more sustainable horticulture.

    Dr. P. (Philip) Schleifer

    Researches transnational governance and the politics of sustainability in the global economy, with a particular focus on corporate responsibility, global supply chains, biodiversity governance, and AI-assisted text analysis.

    Dr. A.R.T. (Andreas) Schuck

    Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences

    CW : Political Communication & Journalism

    Dr H. (Hamed) Seiied Alavi

    Using data-oriented methods to envision climate proof environments.

    Dr. A.C. (Harry) Seijmonsbergen

    Studies geodiversity, spatial analysis, and land use and land cover change in a dynamic environment.

    Prof. dr. S. (Shaul) Shalvi

    Studies how people navigate ethical challenges in decision-making, focusing on honesty, willful ignorance, and the influence of algorithms on human judgment.

    Dr. N.R. (Shiju Raveendran) Shiju

    Faculty of Science

    Van 't Hoff Institute for Molecular Sciences

    Prof. dr. J.C. (Chris) Slootweg

    Develops sustainable functional molecules from renewables using synthetic, mechanistic, and computational chemistry, pioneering circular chemistry and main-group photochemistry for small-molecule activation.

    Prof. dr. E.G. (Edith) Smit

    Persuasion and empowerment, applied in the domain of sustainability.

    Dr. E.S. (Eline) Smit

    Digital health communication.

    Dr. J. (Joeri) Sol

    Studies relationships between economic activity and biodiversity conservation, including questions around the valuation of nature, the role of entrepreneurship, and science communication.

    Dr. C.P. (Colin) Sterling

    Explores the political and ecological dimensions of heritage, art and museums.

    Dr. A.J. (Andrew) Telford

    Researches climate change politics in the UK and EU, with a specific focus on how security discourses play a role in climate change debates.

    Dr. U. (Ulrike) Thuerheimer

    Studies how sustainability and assurance practices improve the quality, credibility, and trustworthiness of climate and other sustainability information disclosed by companies and relied on by various stakeholders.

    Dr. C.M. (Carina) Thuerridl

    Focuses on environmental, social, and psychological conditions driving sustainable consumer decisions like plant-based foods, transport, true pricing, reusables, and upcycling.

    Dr S.E. (Stephanie) Triefus

    Researches how international investment law impacts the rights of communities affected by extractive projects and hinders the phasing out of fossil fuels.

    Dr. A. (Asli) Unan

    Understanding how transboundary crises shape people's attitudes and behavior: dynamics of attitude and policy position changes among political elites and citizens.

    Prof. mr. J. (Jerfi) Uzman

    Faculty of Law

    Constitutional and Administrative Law

    Dr. V.V. (Vítor) Vasconcelos

    Researches how to anticipate intended and unintended consequences of interventions in complex social systems. He develops mathematical and computational models of collective behaviour.

    Prof. I. (Ingo) Venzke

    Studies international legal history and theory, with a focus on international economic and climate law.

    Dr. I. (Imrat) Verhoeven

    Investigates energy-related conflicts as well as governance, collaboration, and energy justice in the implementation of heat transitions and other decarbonisation measures in the built environment.

    Dr. G. (Geraldo) Vidigal

    Researches the use of trade measures to pursue societal objectives, including climate change, and how international trade law evolves in response to the multiplication of climate measures affecting trade.

    L.M. (Lisette) van Vliet

    Faculty of Science

    Institute for Biodiversity and Ecosystem Dynamics

    Dr. M. (Marlene) Vock

    Studies drivers of sustainable consumer and citizen behavior (e.g. plant-based eating), with a particular focus on social norm perceptions as a lever for social change.

    Dr. E. (Else) Vogel

    Studies how different values and human-animal relations are negotiated in a world caught between the growing demand for meat, pressing ecological challenges, and rising concerns for animal welfare.

    Prof. dr. ir. F.T. (Franciska) de Vries

    Researches how plants interact with soil organisms, how these interactions respond to global change, and what the consequences are for ecosystem functioning.

    Prof. dr. J.J. (Joël) van der Weele

    Studies the intersection between economics and psychology, using the tools of experimental economics and game theory.

    Prof. M. (Maria) Weimer

    Studies the role of EU law in managing complex and systemic risks related to health, the environment, and sustainability.

    Dr. M.K. (Michelle) Westermann-Behaylo

    Studies the role of business in respecting human rights, promoting peace and human dignity, and reaching the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

    Dr. M.J. (Margaretha) Wewerinke-Singh MA LLM

    Researches international climate and sustainability law, focusing on justice, equity and structural transformation in response to planetary crises.

    Prof. dr. R.W.H.J. (Reinout) Wiers

    Studies cognitive-motivational mechanisms in addiction and psychopathology and behavior change methods to adjust undesired behavioral tendencies in relation to these disorders.

    Dr J.J. (Jannes) Willems

    Researches how urban environmental planners and water managers are preparing cities and regions to cope with climate change through the creation of green infrastructures.

    Dr. A. (Anke) Wonneberger

    Studies how societal actors negotiate and (de-)legitimize solutions to environmental crises in public by analysing solution-focused discourses in the news and on social media platforms.

    Dr. P.W. (P.W.) Zuidhof

    Politics of environmental market making.

    Prof. dr. B.C.C. (Bob) van der Zwaan

    Researches how to accelerate the energy transition and mitigate climate change through multidisciplinary sustainable energy technology analysis and energy systems & integrated assessment modelling.

Affiliated PhD Candidates are doctoral researchers at the University of Amsterdam whose PhD research engages with climate-related challenges and contributes to SEVEN’s interdisciplinary work.

  • Affiliated PhD Candidates
    M.Z. (Muchamad) Arifin

    Investigates how the intersection of media and religion reconfigures knowledge, practices, and resistance within Muslim environmentalism in response to shifting environmental policy and the climate crisis.

    C.A. (Carys) Batcup

    Studies the psychological factors that shape sustainable behaviour in healthcare, identifying barriers and developing evidence-based interventions to promote environmentally conscious clinical practice.

    N. (Nadine) Berger

    Examines host state liability under international investment law for climate inaction.

    L.P. (Lamia) Damayanti MA

    Analyzes Eco-Islam narratives and green Islam campaigns across social media platforms.

    Dr. M.C. (Martha) Dietrich

    Explores how artistic research reconfigures ethical human-more-than-human relations, using collaborative performance interventions for ecological accountability and transformative engagement.

    S.E.G. (Sevim) Dinlemez

    Studies how climate adaptation policies differentially impact households across age cohorts and income brackets using quantitative macroeconomic models.

    S. (Sezin) Ekinci

    Investigates how COVID-19 threats influence motivation to address climate change and the refugee crisis, alongside psychological drivers of sustainable consumption.

    S.H.H. (Sofie) Fleerackers

    Researches how corporate actors combine lobbying and litigation to influence EU policy, particularly in climate policy through the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) and pesticides regulation.

    Y.E.M. (Yevai) Gerber

    Studies corporations’ role in food system transformation, examining capital ownership’s impact on food labour, nonhuman animals, and Ubuntu philosophy in agro-food systems

    M.K. (Miriam) Heipertz

    Researches how property logics shape international law’s governance of nature using a Law and Political Economy lens to analyze global economic law, inequality, and environmental degradation.

    L. (Lukas) Hofmann

    Studies the impact of climate change on real estate markets, examining direct effects like extreme weather, the green transition, and land subsidence’s influence on Dutch house prices.

    M.R.H. (Marleen) de Jonge

    Investigates nature-related financial risks and central bank strategies, using AI to analyze reports, climate data, and high-frequency sources for sustainable finance.

    R. (Romy) Joziasse

    Investigates behavioral insights for climate policy, combining them with systems analysis for Dutch dairy farm transitions and psychological network analyses.

    C.V. (Clara) Kammeringer

    Researches strategic climate litigation’s consequences for democratic participation and representation, particularly transnational cases involving non-resident noncitizens addressing the global climate crisis.

    A.A.K. (Aljoscha) Karg

    Explores how asymmetries in the international financial and monetary system – and their inherent social and environmental contradictions - are facilitated through legal practices, agents and organizations.

    A.I. (Anne) Kervers

    Investigates the drivers of misaligned capital flows to develop new instruments for Paris-aligned banking, using interviews to trace credit allocation parameters shaped by bank architecture and monetary design.

    Mr. M. (Merle) Kooijman MA

    Investigates ecocide criminalization as an international crime for severe climate and environmental damage, using critical legal theory, international criminal law, environmental philosophy, and posthumanism.

    A. (Andrea) Lanzetti

    Studies how firms’ strategic commitments shape public debate around controversial climate solutions like carbon capture, using quantitative, theory-driven analysis of secondary data.

    Drs. J. (Jasmijn) Leeuwenkamp

    Researches anthropocentrism in (non)human rights discourse and explores the interrelations between critical political philosophy, legal theory, ecology, and rights-based environmental protection strategies.

    O.B. (Opal) Morales Asencio LLM

    Researches public–private partnerships in the water and energy sectors, examining how they can support the phase-out of fossil fuels.

    T.A. (Taco) Prins

    Studies the macroeconomics of climate adaptation, focusing on increasing flood risk, optimal public investment in flood protection, and the welfare costs of mispriced flood risk in housing markets.

    A.A. (Anna) Sach

    Studies the motivations behind climate activism, combining quantitative and qualitative methods to explore what drives collective action and how people experience participating in social movements.

    Dr. D. (Dolly) Sapra

    Researches adaptive resource-efficient AI for edge devices, hardware-aware ML, and distributed intelligence to cut cloud energy use and carbon footprint.

    M.M.L. (Maddy) Vollebregt

    Investigates reducing consumption to lower environmental impact without harming well-being, via demarketing, sufficiency models, and consumer/company/government roles in carbon-focused shifts.

    N.M. (Nina) Waals

    Develops a relational constitutional approach to technology governance, analyzing how infrastructural power and distributed responsibility shape control and contestation of AI, platforms, data, and climate technologies.

    S. (Simon) Waswa

    Investigates future generations in climate protection, intergenerational justice, and democratic theory, exploring international and EU law’s role amid strategic climate litigation’s democratic implications.

    B. (Bengi) Zeybek

    Researches how environmental sensing technologies influence the right to privacy, examining their implications for legal and personal protections.