I am a legal researcher interested in questions related to online platforms and mediated communication. My current work focuses on two topics: the developing EU legal framework on disinformation, and the obligations of messaging apps under the Digital Services Act.
I work as an Assistant Professor at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. Before that, I obtained my research master's in Information Law (University of Amsterdam, 2016) and wrote a dissertation on the fundamental rights implications of personalised communication by news media (University of Amsterdam, 2021).
In my work, I look at, among others, the Digital Services Act (‘DSA’), Political Advertising Regulation, European Media Freedom Act (‘EMFA’), and General Data Protection Regulation (‘GDPR’).
Next to my research, I am involved in teaching at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. I coordinate the master’s specialisation in International Technology Law. I also coordinate and teach a master’s course on European data protection law, and I teach platform regulation and media law in another master’s course. Finally, I coordinate the internships and master’s theses for students in the International Technology Law specialisation.