Erasmus School of Law
Erasmus School of Law

Grants Applications

On this page, you can find the grants submitted by and awarded to the Sectorplan members.

  1. Alberto Quintavalla: Groenvermogen Work Package 7 ‘Hy-SUCCESS Hy-SUCCESS. Social, User aCCeptable, Economically Sustainable Systems for hydrogen’.
  2. Enrique Santamaría, ‘Excelling Human-Centric Collaborative Ecosystems for Smart Digital Transformations in CCSI (EXCENTRIC)’ Horizon Innovation Action (HORIZON-CL2-2024-HERITAGE-01-03), as part of the Academic team, with Dr. Erik Hittters, Dr. Izabela Derda, Dr. Ellen Loots. 
  3. Enrique Santamaría, ‘Health Data Cooperatives for inclusive and democratic health data governance’, with Prof. Dr. Tine de Moor (Small grant, Erasmus Initiative on Dynamics of Inclusive Prosperity). 
  4. Lieselot Bisschop, ‘Uniting the fourth pillar: Exploring and enhancing the collaborating between (investigatice) journalists and academics in detecting and understanding corporate environmental harms (2024)’, with Prof. dr. Karin van Wingerde & drs. Sammie Verbeek (Small grant, Erasmus Initiative on Dynamics of Inclusive Prosperity). 
  5. Lieselot Bisschop, Coordinatorship Enablement Package (CEP) of Erasmus Research Service for coordinating NWA-ORC 2024 research consortium application ‘Veerkracht en rechtvaardigheid in transitie: bouwen aan reflexieve instituties’

  1. Alberto Quintavalla, UNIC4ER grant for engaged research, with Dr. Siobhan Airey.
  2. Ioannis Kampourakis: ‘Law and Political Economy in Europe – Summer Academy’. (Small Grant, Erasmus Initiative on Dynamics of Inclusive Prosperity)
  3. Ioannis Kampourakis, Grant by ‘Partners for a New Economy’ for the development of the ‘Law and Political Economy in Europe’ network, in cooperation with Dr. Anna Chadwick (University of Glasgow). 
  4. Ioannis Kampourakis, NWO Veni Grant (2023-2025) for the 3-year individual research project “Designing the Law of Green Growth: Critical Raw Materials and the Public Function of Markets”. Proposal ranked 2nd in the panel ‘Law and public administration’. 
  5. Lieselot Bisschop, (Focusing on the Right Things in the Port of Rotterdam – FORT-PORT) (2024-2028) – NWO KIC grant on subversive crime, with Prof. dr. Karin van Wingerde, Prof. dr. Richard Staring, dr. Robby Roks.
  6. Martijn Schippers, NWO-KIC grant “Tackling ‘Fixophobia’: Improving Repair Practices for Consumer Electronics”. 

  1. Lieselot Bisschop, Facilitation of organised crime by governments (January – October 2021), commissioned by the Research and Documentation Center (Wetenschappelijk Onderzoeks- en Documentatiecentrum, WODC), with Prof. Dr. Karin van Wingerde. 

  1. Enrique Santamaria, ‘The Dark Side of Innovation: Access to Health Data as Market Power’, with Marc Smits (Privacy First) & Dr. Ioannis Kampourakis (Global Fellowship on AI & Market Power). 
  2. Michal Stambulski: ‘European Values and Non-State Actors’, EC Horizon Twinning scheme (HORIZON-WIDERA-2023-ACCESS-02). Together with Prof.dr. Sanne Taekema. Submitted as a networking grant under COST.
  3. Alberto Quintavalla: Veni (interview round), ‘The artificial intelligence and environment dilemma: Towards crafting an EU legal response to the impact of carbon emissions and water’. 
  4. Ioannis Kampourakis and Maria Campo Comba: SOMO Competition Policy and Power Research Fund, together with Stavros Makris (University of Glasgow) and Magali Eben (University of Glasgow). 
  5. Maria Campo Comba: Netherlands Iniative for Education Research (NRO) Higher Education for the Future Pre-proposal with title ‘Connecting academic and modern urban life worlds’ together with Klaus Heine (Erasmus School of Law) and Jing Hiah (Erasmus School of Law) – pending (second round). 

  1. Michal Stambulski: ‘Legal Mobilization and Infrastructures of Protest Culture’, EC Horizon twinning scheme (HORIZON-CL2-2024-DEMOCRACY-01-01), research grant proposal under the programme “Protest politics and cultures of opposition in democracy.” (4 year project).
  2. Alberto Quintavalla: Veni pre-proposal,  ‘Environmental rights and technological progress: a legal response to the impact of artificial intelligence on water and energy’ 
  3. Martien Schaub: SSH Open Competition L 2023, ‘Reality check of the new rules for online marketplaces in the European Union’ – not granted. 
  4. Enrique Santamaría, ‘Health Data Cooperatives for inclusive and democratic health data governance’, with Prof. Dr. Tine de Moor (Small grant, Erasmus Initiative on Dynamics of Inclusive Prosperity). 
  5. Enrique Santamaria: Veni pre-proposal , ‘The Law and rules of collective action for inclusive and democratic health data governance: initiating a paradigm change’.

  1. Maria Campo Comba: Veni-pre-proposal, ‘Sustainability and Digitalisation in the European Union Market: Re-balancing societal and market interests’. 
  2. Ioannis Kampourakis: Veni pre-proposal, ‘Designing the Law of Green Growth: Critical Raw Materials and the Public Function of Markets’. Research idea: ‘Unilateral Green-Growth: Onshoring the Battery Value Chain’.
  3. Lieselot Bisschop: HORIZON-CL3-2021-FCT-01 – FOREC - Fight against Organised Environmental Crime - tools, solutions, data exchange and communications.
  4. Lieselot Bisschop: NWO KIC (2023-2027) Focusing on the right things in the port of Rotterdam (FORT-PORT) (2023-2027) – NWO KIC grant on subversive crime, with Prof. dr. Karin van Wingerde, Prof. dr. Richard Staring, dr. Robby Roks 

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