Maiju Mähönen, March 2025

Maiju is a PhD researcher in her second year at the Center for Climate Change, Energy and Environmental Law (CCEEL) at the University of Eastern Finland. Maiju’s research examines the role of courts in the enforcement of the EU’s procedural climate governance framework by national governments and EU institutions.

Clara H. L. Labus, May 2025

Clara is a PhD researcher in European law in her second year of the Law and Business programme at LUISS University in Rome, Faculty of Law. Her research focuses on the intersection between climate litigation and EU law, especially on the role of the European Court of Justice.

Luca Alessandria, May 2025

Luca is a PhD researcher in administrative law at LUISS University in Rome. His research focuses on EU administrative law, particularly transparency, procedural law, public procurement, and environmental law.

Heidi Sydnes Egeland (University of Oslo), September 2024

Heidi is a PhD researcher in her 2nd year at the Department of Natural Resources and Energy Law at the University of Oslo, Faculty of Law. Her research focus is climate mitigation law, specifically economic incentives and cost allocation.

Gesche Ripken (Humboldt-Universität Berlin), September 2024

Gesche is a PhD researcher in her second year at the research training group DynamInt, Humboldt-Universität Berlin. Gesche’s research relates to the use of economic analysis in European competition law and its impact on antitrust federalism in the EU.

Félicie Remlinger (Paris-Panthéon-Assas University), March 2024

Félicie is a PhD researcher in her 2nd year at the Centre of European Law, Paris-Panthéon-Assas University. Félicie's research relates to the concretisation of the value of democracy both in the practice of the Court of Justice and in the EU legislation.

Clara Muller (EUI), October 2023

Clara is a PhD Researcher in her 3rd year at the Department of Law of the European University Institute in Florence. Her thesis focuses on the interplay between common values and exceptions in EU law, with a special focus on the (European) public order exception in free movement of persons law. 

Andrew Woodhouse (University of Liverpool), February 2023

Andrew Woodhouse is a lecturer and Director of the Liverpool Public Law Unit at the University of Liverpool. He is currently researching EU climate law using Marxist and critical approaches to the law, with a particular focus on political economy. 

Christian Gormsen (EUI), February 2023

Christian Gormsen is a PhD Researcher at the European University Institute, Department of Law. Christian’s research focuses on EU citizenship and the EU legal framework governing CBI in EU Member States.

Jacob Oberg (Örebro University), September 2022

Jacob is an Associate Professor in EU law at Örebro University and a postdoctoral fellow in law at Lund University. Dr Oberg is currently carrying out the project 'Normative foundations for integrated EU criminal law - powers, restrictions and justifications'. 

Martin Westlund (University of Gothenburg), January 2022

Martin Westlund is a PhD student in EU law at University of Gothenburg. He studies separation of powers in EU migration case law.

Merve Sizer (Ankara University), July 2021

Merve is a PhD student at Ankara University Faculty of Law and a fourth-year lawyer registered at the Ankara Bar Association in Turkey. During her stay at ACELG, she will study the protection of the best interests of migrant children under EU law.

Amanda Mauri (University of Michigan), September 2020

Amanda is a PhD student in Political Science and Health Policy at the University of Michigan. Her research explores market governance with significant health consequences. 

Tammy Hervey (University of Sheffield), March 2020

Tamara K Hervey, Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences, Principal Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, Honorary Fellow of the Faculty of Public Health) is Jean Monnet Professor of EU Law at the University of Sheffield, UK.  

Mary Guy (Lancaster University), March 2020

Mary Guy is Lecturer in Law at Lancaster Law School (UK), and between January and April 2020 she is a visiting researcher at Kent Brussels School of International Studies, Amsterdam Centre for European Law & Governance (ACELG) and Maastricht University.

Shiva Bazargan (Shahid Beheshti University), January 2020

Shiva Bazargan (PhD candidate at University of Shahid Beheshti) is researching intersectionality theory and its impact on anti-discrimination law with an emphasis on Iranian women. 

Antoine Vauchez (Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne), September 2019

Antoine Vauchez is a CNRS Research Professor (Directeur de recherche) in political sociology and law at the Centre européen de sociologie et de science politique (Ehess - Université Paris 1-Sorbonne) and a Permanent Visiting professor at iCourts Research centre (Univ. of Copenhagen).

Adam McCann (University of Exeter), August 2019

Adam McCann is a Lecturer in Law (Education and Research) with research interests in the relation between law, governance, and human rights. His specific research focus is on the legal framework surrounding end-of-life medical decisions in the context of broader governance and political theories.