We welcome visiting scholars to contribute to the academic life of REDI through the exchange of ideas and research, and the creation of research collaborations with our members.

One way that visiting scholars contribute to the intellectual life of REDI is by giving a guest seminar or lecture or participating in a panel discussion. If you are interested in our visiting scholars program, please contact a REDI member within your area of research interest.

2026

Ana Kubrusly

University:
NOVA University of Lisbon

PhD research:
Children’s and adolescents’ relationships with digital environments, literacy, skills, well-being, and digital cultures.

Dates:
15 September—15 December 2026

Sonja Hartio

University:
University of Helsinki

PhD research:
The role of smartphones in lower secondary schools, and how students perceive smartphone use to shape their learning and social relationships.

Dates:
9 November 2026—27 November 2026

Lucia Sales

University:
University of Zaragoza

PhD research:
Student voices in vulnerable contexts: resistances, tensions and challenges to educational policies and practices.

Dates:
3 November 2026—23 February 2027