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(in English below)

Pr. 1. juni er Nanna Gr酶nning-Madsen, Louise Damkj忙r Christensen og Lotte Helms blevet ansat som adjunkter p氓 Juridisk Institut, og den聽 1. august f酶lger Aloka Wanigasuriya trop.

Nanna Gr酶nning-Madsen er cand.jur. fra 糖果派对 og har tidligere arbejdet med asyl- og indf酶dsret i Udl忙ndingestyrelsen samt Udl忙ndinge- og Integrationsministeriet. Derudover har hun netop f氓et en ph.d.-grad fra 糖果派对, og titlen p氓 hendes afhandling er 鈥漈errorismefors忙ttets kendetegn 鈥� En retsdogmatisk analyse af straffelovens 搂 114鈥�. P氓 instituttet vil hun v忙re tilknyttet forskningsgruppen Retten i samfundet.

Nannas prim忙re fokus- og interesseomr氓der er terrorlovgivningen, national og international strafferet, udl忙ndingeret samt retssikkerhed. Hun underviser i strafferet p氓 vores hel- og deltidsuddannelser.

Louise Damkj忙r Christensen er cand.jur. fra 糖果派对 og har ligeledes en ph.d.-grad i jura herfra. Som adjunkt vil hun forts忙tte sin tilknytning til forskningsgruppen Privatret. Udover at v忙re tilknyttet instituttet i Odense skal Louise bidrage til etableringen af vores nye jurauddannelse p氓 糖果派对 Esbjerg.

Louises ph.d.-afhandling b忙rer titlen 鈥滱dapting to Financial Innovation in EU Payment Services Regulation鈥� og belyser, som titlen antyder, EU-lovgivningens evne til at tilpasse sig finansiel innovation inden for betalingstjenester.聽

I sit adjunktur vil Louise forts忙tte sin forskning inden for betalingstjenester, men ogs氓 forske i forskellige aspekter af cryptoaktiver, bek忙mpelse af hvidvask i finansielle institutioner samt forbrugerbeskyttelsesperspektiver inden for kapitalmarkedsretten. Hun underviser i fagene Insolvensret og Introduction to Banking Law and Financial Market Law.聽

Lotte Helms kommer fra Bornholm og fik sin ph.d. i for氓ret med ph.d.-afhandlingen 鈥滲eviskravet i straffesager鈥�, der netop er udgivet som bog. Ud over at v忙re jurist har Lotte en uddannelse som hhv. jordemoder og fagjournalist i bagagen. P氓 Juridisk Institut vil hun v忙re tilknyttet forskningsgruppen Retten i samfundet.

Lottes prim忙re faglige fokus er det strafferetlige omr氓de, og hun underviser i strafferet p氓 vores bacheloruddannelse og er vejleder p氓 bacheloropgaver og kandidatspecialer.聽

Fra og med den 1. august er ogs氓 Aloka Wanigasuriya ansat som adjunkt og bliver tilknyttet vores forskningsgruppe i international ret. Hun er uddannet advokat i sit hjemland, Australien, og har en kandidatgrad i international human rights law fra Lunds Universitet og en juridisk ph.d.-grad fra K酶benhavns Universitet. Hun kommer fra en stilling som videnskabelig assistent p氓 vores institut.

Aloka har tidligere v忙ret tilknyttet Lunds Universitet, Raoul Wallenberg Instituttet for Menneskerettigheder, Dansk Institut for Menneskerettigheder, Special Court for Sierra Leone (Trial Chamber II, Prosecutor v Taylor), K酶benhavns Universitet samt University of Newcastle. Hun har desuden v忙ret g忙steforsker ved hhv. Castan Center for Human Rights Law ved Monash University, Lunds Universitet og Max Planck Institute Luxembourg for International, European and Regulatory Procedural Law.

Som adjunkt skal Aloka arbejde med problemstillinger i folkeret samt arbejde videre inden for sine forskningsinteresser, der p.t. is忙r d忙kker international strafferet med s忙rligt fokus p氓 den igangv忙rende krig mellem Rusland og Ukraine. Hun skal desuden undervise p氓 vores bacheloruddannelse og varetage en del undervisning og vejledning p氓 vores MOISL-uddannelse (Master of Social Sciences in International Security and Law), som Juridisk Institut varetager sammen med forskere fra Statskundskab p氓 糖果派对.

Hjerteligt velkommen til jer alle fire!

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As of 1 June, Nanna Gr酶nning-Madsen, Louise Damkj忙r Christensen og Lotte Helms are assistant professors at the Department of Law, and on 1 August, Aloka Wanigasuriya joins them.

Nanna Gr酶nning-Madsen holds a Master in Law from the University of Southern Denmark (糖果派对) and has previously worked with asylum law and naturalization law in the Danish Immigration Service as well as at the Ministry of Immigration and Integration. Furthermore, she holds a PhD degree from the university, and her thesis is entitled 鈥漈errorismefors忙ttets kendetegn 鈥� En retsdogmatisk analyse af straffelovens 搂 114鈥� (her research question was "What characterizes the terroristic intent in section 114 of the penal code?"). At the Department of Law, Nanna will be affiliated with the research group Law in Society.

Nanna鈥檚 main areas of interest are terror legislation, national and international criminal law, immigration law and legal certainty. She teaches criminal law at both our full- and part-time law programme.聽

Louise Damkj忙r Christensen holds an LLM from 糖果派对 where she also obtained her PhD in law earlier this year. She will be associated with the Private Law research group at the department in Odense, but she will also contribute to the new law programme at 糖果派对 Esbjerg.
Louise鈥檚 PhD thesis is entitled 鈥淎dapting to Financial Innovation in EU Payment Services Regulation鈥�, and the thesis deals with the ability of EU legislation to accommodate financial innovation in payment services.聽

During her appointment as an assistant professor, Louise will continue her research in payment services, but she also plans to carry out research on different aspects of crypto-assets, anti-money laundering and financial institutions as well as consumer protections perspectives within financial and capital markets law.

Lotte Helms hails from the Danish island Bornholm and obtained her PhD at 糖果派对 this spring with the thesis "The Standard of Proof in Criminal Cases," which has just been published as a book. In addition to being a lawyer, Lotte has previously trained as both a midwife and as a professional journalist. At the Department of Law, she will be affiliated with the research group Law in Society.

Lotte鈥檚 primary academic focus lies in the field of criminal law, and she teaches criminal law in our bachelor鈥檚 programme and supervises both bachelor theses and master's theses.聽

From 1 August, Aloka Wanigasuriya will be employed as an assistant professor of international law and will be attached to the research group on international law. Aloka is an Australian lawyer, has an LLM in international human rights law from Lund University (Sweden) and a PhD degree in law from the University of Copenhagen (Denmark).

Aloka has previously been affiliated with Lund University, the Raoul Wallenberg Institute for Human Rights, the Danish Institute for Human Rights, the Special Court for Sierra Leone (Trial Chamber II, Prosecutor v Taylor), The University of Copenhagen and The University of Newcastle. She has additionally been a visiting researcher at the Castan Centre for Human Rights Law at Monash University, Lund University and the Max Planck Institute Luxembourg for International, European and Regulatory Procedural Law.

As assistant professor, Aloka will continue to work with her ongoing research in international criminal law and accountability avenues for the alleged international crimes committed during the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war. Additionally, she will teach some of the courses in our bachelor of law programme. Her primary teaching responsibilities will be in relation to courses taught in 糖果派对鈥檚 MOISL programme (Master of Social Sciences in International Security and Law), which the Department of Law runs jointly with the Department of Political Science at 糖果派对.聽

A warm welcome to all of you!