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Prof. Dr. Margrit Seckelmann holds the Chair of Public Law and the Law of the Digital Society at Leibniz University Hannover, affiliated with the Institute of Legal Informatics. Her work focuses on digital transformation in public administration, data protection, and AI governance. She leads research projects on secure digital identities and interoperability standards, with a strong emphasis on regulatory frameworks for emerging technologies.
Research Interests: Her interdisciplinary studies bridge legal and technical domains, addressing challenges such as digital sovereignty, e-government, and algorithmic accountability. Recent work explores the intersection of AI with administrative law and ethical implications of automated decision-making systems.
Grants & Projects: Ongoing projects include third-party funded initiatives on digital competencies in civil service and governance of geospatial data. She spearheads the Competence Center for eSports in Law, analyzing legal aspects of digital gaming communities.
Labs/Teams: Her team collaborates with the Institute of Legal Informatics and external partners like the Hanover Production Technology Center (PZH). Research outputs emphasize practical solutions for digital governance challenges in public institutions.
