Norton Rose Fulbright Faculty Scholarships in Arbitration and Commercial Law (2017-2020).
The Best Research Outputs for Arbitration Theory in 2015 awarded by China Arbitration Research Institute.
Focused Innovations Scheme: Support for High-impact Scholarship 2013-14 — “This nomination carried enough justifications and evidence for high impact.” (Committee on Focused Innovations Scheme).–
The Swiss Network for International Studies Award 2011 for the Best Thesis in International Studies.
“The jury found that your subject was timely, addressed in a very original manner and presented in a well-articulated and appropriate form with a logical flow of arguments. All important SNIS criteria were met; your work is an excellent example of interdisciplinary research and your conclusions and proposals reach out beyond academia to policy makers on various levels.”
Summa cum laude for Ph.D. thesis.
Selected to present a paper at the Fourth Annual Harvard-Stanford International Junior Faculty Forum (IJFF) at Harvard Law School in November 2011:
“Harvard Law School and Stanford Law School co-hosted the fourth annual Harvard-Stanford International Junior Faculty Forum (IJFF) in November, bringing 11 of the world’s most innovative junior legal scholars from around the world to present their work.”[today.law.harvard.edu].
Selected to present a paper at the 2ndAnnual International Institute for Transnational Arbitration (ITA) Winter Forum, organized by the Center for American and International Law, in Miami in January 2013:
“[The two most important works in progress] have been selected from 57 submissions through a rigorous review process… Our objective is to integrate the unique insights of practitioners and academics and promote the evolution of international arbitration during a time of global transition.”[cailaw.org]