Research support
Selected competitive grants, commissioned studies, and collaborative projects supporting research on European governance, public opinion, industrial change, health, energy, and crisis politics.
European Commission - Horizon Europe
A seven-country project developing a life-course framework, harmonised indicators, and an open-source microsimulation toolkit for assessing how policies distribute opportunities, risks, and resources across generations.
European Climate Foundation
Research with a Bruegel team on qualitative criteria in European public procurement, including green public procurement. The project supports a research paper, seminars, and research personnel.
High Strategic Council of Wallonia
A commissioned foresight study of long-term Industry 4.0 scenarios and their implications for production, labour markets, and the socioeconomic structure of Western societies.
Italian Ministry of University and Research - Rita Levi Montalcini programme
A research programme on crises in the European Union, combining a large cross-national public-opinion survey with an experimental component and a book-length study of crisis-led integration.
Italian Ministry of University and Research - PRIN PNRR
Research on the history and political feasibility of international cooperation on nuclear fusion, with responsibility for experimental data collection and a postdoctoral research component.
EU Horizon consortium and University of Amsterdam
Cross-national experimental research on the public feasibility and governance of responses to infectious diseases within a multidisciplinary consortium spanning 22 countries.
Ghent University - Faculty of Economics and Business Administration Starting Grant
Research on European governance in times of crisis. The project supported a major public-opinion survey, doctoral research, and postdoctoral research on economic governance, the pandemic, and the consequences of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
University of Amsterdam ACES and AMCIS, with Ghent University and Radboud University Nijmegen
A multi-university survey experiment conducted at a critical moment in the pandemic to study preferences for alternative forms of European fiscal capacity and to extend a longitudinal panel on policy preferences.