__EducationI hold a PhD and MA from Princeton University, as well as a Magister from University of Vienna, and have studied and attended programs at UC Berkeley, Radcliffe Center for Advanced Studies at Harvard University, Utrecht University, Kent Law School, NYU, The New School, Columbia University, University of Klagenfurt, and University of Vienna. In my post-doc at UC Santa Cruz, I worked with a quantum physicist to rethink the foundations of Western legal systems. Currently I am pursuing a MSc in Finance at the London School of Economics.__Knowledge ExchangeI am a full-time Lecturer of Law at University of Westminster, where I teach and research on the implications of new digital technologies, such as blockchain, artificial intelligence, and VR/AR on law and governance. __Building Community-Based Governance Models:I am the founder and director of the Logische Phantasie Lab, a non-profit organization dedicated to decentralized and ethical approaches towards normativity at the intersection of climate change, political reorganization, and digital technologies. Multiple award winning initiatives I direct and supervise include "de.RtB - A Decentralized Right to Breathe" and "de.WRs - Decentralized Water Rights."__Shaping the Discourse:I actively contribute to emerging discourses in law and governance through my research and my work as co-editor of the "Discourses of Law" book series (Routledge), as editorial board member of the "Law and Literature Journal (Taylor & Francis), and as deputy director of the Westminster Law and Theory Lab. My book on legal concepts is forthcoming with Duke University Press. My academic work has been recognized with the 2021 ASciNA Young Scientist Award. I am a visionary synesthete, with a passion for creative problem solving and interdisciplinary innovation.