Jens Gerlach

Jens Gerlach is an Assistant Professor at the Leuphana Law School of Leuphana University Lüneburg, holding the Junior Professorship for Public Law with a focus on Public Economic Law since 2023. His affiliation spans multiple institutions, including Bucerius Law School (Hamburg), Ruhr University Bochum, and Justus Liebig University Giessen, where he served in interim and acting roles.

• Education: Doctorate (2018) and law studies (2008–2013) at Bucerius Law School; Master's in Administrative Sciences (2018–2020) at the German University of Administrative Sciences, Speyer.

Gerlach’s research centers on public and economic law intersections, particularly antitrust, regulatory frameworks, and administrative decision-making. His work bridges European and international legal systems, with a secondary focus on criminal procedural law and legal theory.

His 2018 dissertation on antitrust procurement law reflects expertise in administrative theory and regulatory compliance, aligning with keywords like Public Law, Antitrust Law, and European Integration.