Over the years, CTG has hosted many visiting scholars who have shared their expertise and research, and collaborated on CTG research and projects. CTG is open to long- and short-term visits from advanced doctoral students, post-doctoral fellows, and academic professionals from all over the world and all related disciplines as part of its Visiting Scholar Program.

Current position:Assistant Professor, Faculty of Management, Technical University, Sofia

Year at CTG: 2013

Country:Bulgaria

Research Focus at CTG: During her time at CTG, Milena focused on her research in Web 2.0/3.0 applications for creating and sharing new knowledge, and in Public Administration 2.0, Enterprise 2.0 and Learning 2.0 principles, along with participating in several seminars, workshops, and presenting her research.
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Current position:Researcher and Teacher at Örebro University, Sweden

Year at CTG: 2012

Country: Sweden

Research Focus at CTG: During his time at CTG, Hannu met with staff to discuss shared research interests, presented his research on Sustainability for eGovernment, and attended the ICEGOV 2012 conference.He also showed how us how Fika is done in Sweden, their morning social break ... we liked that!
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Current position:Associate Professor, School of Business at Pontifical Catholic University of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil

Year at CTG: 2012

Country: Brazil

Research Focus at CTG: During her time at CTG, Marie focused on internationalizing her research on Information Systems in Brazilian Public Health and contributed to current CTG projects.
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Current position: Assistant Professor, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain

Year at CTG: 2011

Country: Spain

Research Focus at CTG: During his time at CTG, Ignacio conducted research about interoperability of e-Government developments in multi-level systems, with a special focus on the case of health policy in the United States and Spain.
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Current position: Teaching Professor, State Autonomous University, Mexico

Year at CTG: 2011

Country: Mexico

Research Focus at CTG: During his time at CTG, Rodrigo met with CTG staff and students to discuss open government, social media, and advancements in e-government research. He also shared his research about open government adoption in Mexico.

Current position: Assistant Professor, Swiss Graduate School of Public Administration

Year at CTG: 2011

Country: Switzerland

Research Focus at CTG: During his time at CTG, Olivier met with staff to talk about shared research interests and presented a research discussion on the tensions between privacy and transparency issues from a European perspective through proposing a model for data, identity, and privacy management.
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Current position: Academic Researcher, Maastricht School of Management (Netherlands); Part-Time Professor, American University (Egypt); and Approved Tutor, Edinburgh Business School (UK)

Year at CTG: 2011

Country: Egypt

Research Focus at CTG: During his time at CTG, Karim gave a research discussion on governance structures for building democracy in Egypt, and met with CTG staff to plan future research collaborations focused on the use of social media in government.
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Current position: Chief Technology Officer for the Latin America Region and World Wide Director for the Government Interoperability Initiative, Microsoft

Year at CTG: 2010

Country: Brazil

Research Focus at CTG: During his time at CTG, Lorenzo worked with staff and graduate students on shared research interests. As part of his visit, he gave a presentation on The Economic Impact of Interoperability in Delivering Electronic Citizen Services and was guest lecturer at Theresa Pardo's Department of Public Administration and Policy class, Information Technology Innovation in the Public Sector.
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Current position: Lecturer, Information Systems and Innovation Group, Department of Management, London School of Economics

Year at CTG: 2010

Country: Italy

Research Focus at CTG: During his time at CTG, Antonio met with staff at CTG to talk about shared research interests and presented a research discussion about an e-Government enactment framework.
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Current position: Senior Research Analyst, Institute for Public and Municipal Administration, Higher School of Economics, Moscow

Year at CTG: 2009-2010

Country: Russia

Research Focus at CTG: During his time at CTG, Evgeny was an integral part of the project team gathering information on how New York State agencies used technology resources to capture, manage, and deliver the data required for the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA). In addition, he also worked in close contact with his colleagues at UAlbany's Rockefeller College, where he held a faculty affiliation for his Fulbright Fellowship.

Current Position: Assistant Professor, Department of Public Administration of East China University of Science and Technology, Shanghai

Year at CTG: 2008

Country: China

Research Focus at CTG: During her time at CTG, Lin integrated herself as a member of various research project teams and was a co-author on several writing projects. She shared her work in China at a CTG research discussion, Improving Citizen Access to Government Information in China.

Current position:Head of Business Model and Policy Innovation Unit at ISMB; Lecturer of Innovation Management in the Public Sector at International Labour Organization (UNITED NATIONS); Adjunct Professor at Polytechnic of Turin

Year at CTG: 2004-05

Country: Italy

Research Focus at CTG: Enrico spent six months at CTG, during which he collaborated with researchers on a number of projects concerning the relationship between eGovernment and the digital divide, as well as the use of online auctions for the sale of government surplus property.
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Current position: Assistant Professor at the section of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) at Delft University of Technology

Year at CTG: 2004

Country: The Netherlands

Research Focus at CTG: While at CTG, Marijn worked with staff on international e-government business models. At the 2005 eChallenges conference in Ljubljana, Slovenia, Anthony Cresswell, Marijn Janssen, and Luis Luna-Reyes received the Best Paper Award for Modeling Methods for Information Integration: Comparative Cases in e-Government.
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