German-qualified lawyer specializing in European and International Law, she has gained experience in international institutions, legal practice, and public-sector research administration. Her research focuses on AI regulation, data governance and digital platform regulation within the evolving EU legal framework. She is particularly interested in the interaction between law, technology, and organizational governance, with a strong emphasis on practical implementation and regulatory effectiveness
Digital environments offer children important opportunities for learning, creativity and social interaction, but their design may also exploit children’s vulnerabilities. This article considers how EU regulation can balance effective protection with children’s autonomy, parental responsibility an…
Analyzing Article 2(8) of the EU AI Act, this brief examines how the research exemption balances scientific freedom with subsequent compliance obligations. It argues that while qualifying research, testing, and development activities remain exempt from direct regulation prior to deployment, infor…
