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Vicky Breemen is a legal scholar at Utrecht University, focusing on the interdisciplinary interplay between law, culture, and technology. Her research ranges from copyright and the freedom of artistic expression to the impact of digitization and artificial intelligence. She obtained her research master’s degree and doctorate in information law from the University of Amsterdam, where she wrote a PhD thesis on the future principles of library privilege in copyright law at the Institute for Information Law (IViR), which was awarded the Victorine van Schaickprijs by the Dutch Association of Information Professionals. In 2018, she was awarded the Witteveen Memorial Fellowship in Law and Humanities from Tilburg University to further explore her interdisciplinary research interests. As an Assistant Professor at the Centre for Intellectual Property Law (CIER) and the Montaigne Centre for the Rule of Law and Administration of Justice, Vicky has been involved in several research projects, including studies on self-driving cars and the legal aspects of AI and big data. Her co-authored publication won an honorable mention for excellent academic work at the UU School of Law in 2023. Vicky is also set to be a Researcher in Residence at the National Library of the Netherlands, working on cultural heritage biases in digitized collections. Beyond research, she teaches on topics related to intellectual property and human rights, and supervises student theses in these fields.
Department of Psychology