Visiting scholars at TILT
TILT has a strong focus on cooperation, not only inside the Institute, but also with external parties. We actively pursue cooperation by, amongst others, approaching individuals who TILT considers being experts in the field of law and technology and who will deliver a valuable contribution to TILT’s research. With bringing these scholars to Tilburg for a longer period, TILT wishes to generate and receive synergies which lead to new insights and excellent scholarship. Our doors are also always open for short visits (hours, days)
Visiting scholars
Due to its multi-disciplinary approach, TILT welcomes diverse research perspectives and seeks to create an environment where new ideas are developed and tested. By stimulating field-building and the development of new lines of research in technology regulation, TILT seeks to generate fundamental research which advances the state of the art and yields innovative research as well as to create societal impact by finding answers and solutions for dealing with the challenges of regulating socio-technical change. To achieve this goal, TILT enjoys collaborating with scholars inside and outside Tilburg University. We therefore welcome scholars to visit TILT in order to exchange mutual knowledge and expand each other's networks.
Aim of the visit
A visiting scholar is a scholar established in his or her field, who visits TILT from an outside institution or organization. Visiting scholars have excellent knowledge in the field of law, technology, and society. The visit is aimed at advancing a collaborative research activity. The position is available to those whose research, creative activities, or professional achievements make an extended stay at TILT appropriate to engage with and collaborate with our scholars. The main task of the visiting scholar is to conduct research; however, it would be highly appreciated if he/she is also willing to give occasional guest lectures, research seminars or master classes. Visiting scholars will also be invited to talks, workshops and conferences hosted by TILT.
Terms and conditions
Visiting scholars need to be affiliated with an institution or organization other than Tilburg University. Furthermore, priority is given to those with a doctoral degree and being recognized as experts in their field. We welcome scholars visiting us from countries within or outside the European Union.
The duration of the visit can be discussed but ranges in principle between a few days to a maximum of three consecutive months. The length of the visit is, amongst other things, dependent on the number of simultaneous visitors and the academic calendar of Tilburg University. As we can host, because of capacity reasons, only a limited number of visiting scholars per academic year, we provide priority to applicants being recommended or introduced by (former) members of TILT. Finally, it should be noted that TILT is not able to provide any financial assistance. This means that prospective visiting scholars should obtain funding through other means such as an outside grant or award, a home institution, or other forms of scholarship.
Applicants that will be invited to become a visiting scholar at TILT will join us for the agreed period based on a hospitality agreement. This means that Tilburg University, when necessary, takes care of any visa and that the prospective visitor will be granted access to campus facilities (e.g. library), access to Internet and given a workspace in a shared or single occupancy office (depending on availability). Visitors are expected to bring their own laptop.
Application
An application consisting of a cover letter describing brief plan of the research to be carried out during the visiting period, curriculum vitae, list of publications, and referral from a TILT (senior) member (if applicable) can be submitted to tilt-research@tilburguniversity.edu.
All applications will be considered by the TILT Management Team, Director of Research, and Research Team Leaders.
Research visitors
The following persons visited our department:
2023
Kaitlyn Rentala | |
Maria Grazia Porcedda | |
Eva-Maria Thierjung | |
Aviv Gaon |
2022
Michal Alberstein | |
Kaisa Huhta | |
Tellervo Ala-lathi | |
Olga Semenets | |
Esra Gültekin | |
Berdien van der Donk | |
Joanna Mazur | |
Veronica Mery |
2020
Teresa Quintel | Université de Luxembourg |
Kaisa Huhta | University of Eastern Finland |
Katharina Paul | University of Vienna |
Heike Felzmann | The National University of Galway, Galway, Ireland |
2019
Dan Svantesson | Bond University, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia |
Robert Rosenberger | School of Public Policy at the Georgia Institute of Technology |
Francesco Sindico | University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, United Kingdom |
Anu Masso | Tallinn University of Technology, Tallinn, Estonia |
Sven Nyholm | Eindhoven University of Technology, Eindhoven, The Netherlands |
John Danaher | Law School, The National University of Ireland, Galway, Ireland |
Huang-Chih Sung | Graduate Institute of Technology, Innovation and Intellectual Property Management, Chengchi University, Taiwan |
Joanna Bryson | University of Bath, Bath, United Kingdom |
Ignacio Cofone | McGill University, Montreal, Canada |
Nicolo Zingales | University of Sussex, Brighton, United Kingdom |
Carlo Botrugno | Florence University, Florence, Italy |
William G. Staples | University of Kansas, Lawrence, United States of America |
Sapna Kumar | University of Houston Law Center, Houston, United States of America |
Teresa Scassa | University of Ottawa, Ottawa, Canada |
Maria Helen Murphy | Maynooth University, Maynooth, Ireland |
Geoffrey A. Manne | International Center for Law & Economics, Portland, United States of America |
2018
Miho Kamitsukue | Sapporo University, Sapporo, Japan |
Helen Eenmaa-Dimitrieva | University of Tartu, Tartu, Estonia |
Oscar Borgogno | University of Turin, Turin, Italy |
Maria Macocinschi | University of Turku, Turku, Finland |
2017
G.H. Baek | Republic of Korea |
Maria da Graça Canto Moniz | New University of Lisbon |
2016
Alena Juric | University of Mostar |
Robin Pierce | Brunel University, London |
Kristen Thomasen | University of Ottawa, Canada |
Dominika Zavadova | University of Pavol Jozef Safarik, Slovakia |
Ilari Disca | University of Catania, Italy |
stván Böröcz | University of Pécs, Hungary |
2015
Kalliopi-Kyriaki Dilaveraki | International Hellenic University, Greece |
Samira Ebrahim | University of Pretoria, South Africa |
Inga Malinauskaitė | Mykolas Romeris University, Lithuania |
Panagiota Kiortsi | The National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece |