Welcome
I am a jurist and graduate researcher working at the intersection of law, public policy, and computational social science. I hold a First State Law Examination (J.D. equivalent) from Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin and am completing an M.A. in Public Policy with a specialization in Quantitative Methods at Central European University (CEU), Vienna. My work combines legal research and practice with applied machine learning and natural language processing to study administrative and legal decision-making.
Research Interests
My research interests include computational legal studies and law and technology, administrative decision-making and bureaucratic behavior, causal inference and machine learning applied to legal and political data, NLP/LLM applications in legal and policy research, freedom of information and access to justice, and strategic litigation and comparative law.
Recent
- 2026
- Research Assistant on the Net-Rol project at CEU, Vienna
- April 2026
- Publication: “Police Access to Mobile Phones: Inadequate Legal Safeguards,” Grundrechte-Report 2026
- May 2024
- Conference talk on strategic climate litigation, International Climate Law Conference, Prague