Denise Feldner is a lawyer and technology expert based in Berlin. She works in international law and analyzes the impact of digital technology on the modern state and society.
Previously, Denise set up a research policy association for major research universities. She was representative to the Global Council of Intensive University Research Networks, where she worked on the innovation and research policies of the G7, Australia and China.
Before that, she was personal advisor to the president of Heidelberg University and helped to build a PPP of Dax-, M-Dax-companies and research universities in the field of “organic electronics.” Prior to that, Denise was head of a research team at a Berlin-based law-firm and focused on large-scale infrastructure projects, planning law, energy and climate change. She studied in Belgium, Germany, Greece, Hungary and Switzerland.
