Research Associates
One of CERIL's objectives is to involve younger academic talent in the projects undertaken by CERIL's Working Parties. In recent years, several Research Associates have collaborated in various projects of our Working Parties. CERIL welcomes applications of interest for the CERIL Research Associateship.
A Research Associate will work alongside the Conferees, comprised of lawyers, law professors and (insolvency) judges. The Conferees organise their activities in various Working Parties, that are focused on a specific topic. A Research Associate will be appointed to a Working Party on either an ongoing or a new project.
All CERIL projects are, in particular, geared toward advising the European Union institutions as well as its Member States, European countries and other interested institutions. This may regard technical and policy issues relating to restructuring and insolvency laws, regulation and practice and any related laws. The project results are, once adopted, endorsed as a CERIL Statement and/or Report. CERIL promotes the engagement of Research Associates in these activities.
Apply to become a Research Associate
CERIL welcomes applications of interest from younger academics to become a Research Associate. All applications will be reviewed by the Executive. As a Research Associate, you will collaborate closely with the CERIL Conferees from across Europe of the Working Parties you are involved in.
To apply for the position of CERIL Research Associate, please complete the application form available as PDF or WORD file.
Current Research Associates
Several CERIL Working Parties have received assistance from CERIL Research Associates:
Research Associates
Adrian Eickhoff | WP 19 Mobility of companies facing insolvency |
Guillem Gabriel-Pizarro | WP 10 Quality and effectiveness of insolvency systems |
Paraskevi (Ivi) Karra | WP 16 Crypto-assets |
Chiara Lunetti | WP 11 Matters regarding the EIR 2015 |
Sid Pepels | WP 9 Code of conduct for the group coordinator |
Defne Tasman | WP 10 Quality and effectiveness of insolvency systems, WP 13 Confidentiality, secrecy, and privilege, WP 20 Harmonisation of EU insolvency law |