These fellows will become member of a carefully selected community of independent thinkers, where the space is created to ask new questions beyond disciplinary boundaries.
NIAS Fellows are selected through a competitive external review process on the basis of the quality of the research proposal. The fellows are offered a working space, accommodation, shared lunch, and the opportunity to present and discuss their work in progress for constructive feedback in weekly seminars. NIAS expects to welcome the majority of fellows in person.
List of Fellows 2021/22
- Andrade, Inácio de Carvalho Dias de (University of São Paulo) | Anthropology
- Bacigalupo, Ana Mariella (SUNY University of Buffalo) | Anthropology
- Bader, Julia (University of Amsterdam) | Political Science
- Berger, Lynn (De Correspondent) | Journalist-in-Residence
- Blom, Ivo (VU Amsterdam) | Media Studies
- Celik Rappas, Ipek Azime (Koç University) | Media Studies
- Coffeng, Luc (Erasmus MC Rotterdam) | Epidemiology | Distinguished Lorentz Fellow
- Diabate, Alhousseini (University of Bamako) | Law
- de Vries, Karin (VU Amsterdam) | Law
- de Waal, Tamar (University of Amsterdam) | Law | Urban Citizen Fellow
- Dilli, Selin (Utrecht University) | History | Instituut Gak Fellow
- Domeneck, Ricardo | Writer-in-residence
- Dursteler, Eric (Brigham Young University) | History
- Kampen, Thomas (University of Humanistic Studies) | Sociology | Instituut Gak Fellow
- Klooster, Jacqueline (University of Groningen) | Classics
- Knight, Peter (University of Manchester) | American Studies
- Larik, Joris (Leiden University) |Law
- Lobo-Guerrero, Luis (University of Groningen) | International Relations
- Martínez-Ariño, Julia (University of Groningen) | Sociology
- Mehan, Asma (Leiden University) | Urban Studies | Urban Citizen Fellow
- Munniksma, Anke (University of Amsterdam) | Education | Urban Citizen Fellow
- Nyanzi, Stella | African Queer Studies
- Rao, Rahul (SOAS University of London) | International Relations
- Rath, Jan (University of Amsterdam) | Sociology | Van Doorn Fellow
- Rios, Anne (Princess Máxima Center for Pediatric Oncology) | Advanced 3D Imaging | L’Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science Fellow
- Schilling, Britta (Utrecht University) | History
- Schmidli, William Michael (Leiden University) | History
- Treur, Jorien (Amsterdam UMC) | Psychiatry | L’Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science Fellow
- van der Bij, Fleur (Independent) | Journalist-in-residence
- van Steensel, Arie (University of Groningen) | Medieval History
- Verburgt, Lukas M. (Utrecht University) | History of Science
- Wagoner, Brady (Aalborg University) | Psychology
- Wieringa, Tommy | Writer-in-residence
- Yaghi, Ghazwan (Leiden University) | Archaeology | UAF Fellow
- Zigarovich, Jolene (University of Northern Iowa) | English Literature
- Micha Hamel | Artist-in-Residence | KNAW Society of Arts
Theme Groups
NIAS Guest of the Director Theme Group “Refuge and Belonging”
- Pasveer, Bernike (Maastricht University) | Science and Technology Studies | Theme-group Coordinator
- Boccagni, Paolo (University of Trento) | Sociology
- Binaisa, Naluwembe (University College London) | Anthropology
NIAS-Lorentz Theme Group “Accessible Tool for Language Assessment in Schools”
- Arche, María (University of Greenwich) | Linguistics | Theme-group Coordinator
- van Hout, Angeliek (University of Groningen) | Linguistics | Theme-group Coordinator
- Perovic, Alexandra (University College London) | Linguistics
- Quer, Josep (ICREA-Pompeu Fabra University) | Linguistics
- Schulz, Petra (Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main) | Language Acquisition
NIAS Theme Group “The Politics of (De)familiarization: The Common and the Strange in Contemporary Europe”
- Boletsi, Maria (Leiden University) | Cultural Studies
- Godioli, Alberto (University of Groningen) | European Studies | Working group member
- de Lange, Sarah (University of Amsterdam) | Political Science
- Lippert, Florian (University of Groningen) | Cultural Theory
About NIAS
The Netherlands Institute for Advanced Study is an intellectual haven for international researchers, writers, journalists and artists to pursue their research or projects, to work in an interdisciplinary environment and to share their knowledge with society. In 2021, it celebrates its 50th anniversary.
It offers a diverse year-group of about 50 NIAS Fellows the opportunity to devote themselves to an independent research project. NIAS is the oldest Institute for Advanced Study in Europe whose founding mission is to foster curiosity-driven research. It is an institute of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences (KNAW) and is located in Amsterdam.
