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Since 2021 doctoral student in theology with Prof. Dr. Peter G. Kirchschlaeger with a dissertation project on the ethical evaluation of current and upcoming cryptographic methods in the context of privacy and information security, with a focus on post-quantum encryption.

Studies of Catholic Theology at LMU Munich with stays at Pontifical Gregorian University and Angelicum in Rome (Mag. Theol.: 2016 to 2020).

Studies of Computer Science at LMU Munich with stays at TU Munich and University of Lugano (B.Sc.: 2018 to 2020; M.Sc. since 2020 ongoing).

Several student assistantships in research and teaching at different chairs and institutes of computer science and theology (LMU Munich, TU Munich, Fortiss).

Research Interests

• Ethical Evaluation and Importance of IT Security and Privacy
• Quantum Computing, Cryptography and Complexity Theory (in Computer Science)
• Algorithmic Hate Speech Detection
• Formalizations of Ethics (e. g. Deontic Logic)
• Digital Humanities, especially with NLP