Team

The GIPLI team exists of professors, PhD researchers, teaching assistants, affiliated researchers and affiliated practitioners specialized in intellectual property law.

The academic GIPLI team is comprised of professors, postdoctoral researchers, predoctoral researchers, teaching assistants , student research assistants and affiliated researchers and affiliated practitioners. For day-to-day assistance, we can count on the help of the administrative staff of the Faculty of Law and Criminology.

Professors

Simon Geiregat

Simon Geiregat

Prof. Simon Geiregat is a lecturer of intellectual property law, passionate about digitalisation and private law.

Hendrik Vanhees

Hendrik Vanhees

Prof. Hendrik Vanhees is a professor of intellectual property law, showcasing a particular penchant for the realms of copyright and design rights.

    Predoctoral researchers

    Michiel Roels

    Michiel Roels © Julie Kerckaert 2024

    Mr. Michiel Roels is a full-time researcher with great interest in IP law and torts, who analyses the protection of artistic style as a PhD fellow.

    Rasa Dimova

    Rasa Dimova © Julie Kerckaert 2024

    Mrs. Rasa Dimova is a self-funded PhD candidate examining the intersection between digital data and intellectual property rights.

    Teaching assistants

    Hannes Abraham

    Hannes Abrahams

    Mr. Hannes Abraham is a part-time teaching assistant and an attorney-at-law specialized in intellectual property law and commercial litigation.

    Willem-Jan Cosemans

    Willem-Jan Cosemans

    Mr. Willem-Jan Cosemans is a part-time teaching assistant and attorney-at-law with a passion for intellectual property, media and technology law..

    Affiliated researchers

    Gauthier Vandenbossche

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    Mr. Gauthier Vandenbossche is a PhD candidate and academic assistant with strong interest in law and its intersection with business economics.

    Paulien Wymeersch

    Paulien Wymeersch

    Ms. Paulien Wymeersch is a PhD researcher focusing on how artificial intelligence can be embedded in the broader private law framework.