Sebastian Krempelmeier

Sebastian Krempelmeier is an Assistant Professor at the University of Salzburg, specializing in Public Law within the Faculty of Law. His work focuses on constitutional law, administrative law, and data protection, particularly GDPR compliance.

Research Interests: Krempelmeier's research spans Public Law, Data Protection, and EU Law. He has led projects on GDPR implementation at Salzburg Airport and explored conflicts between international agreements like the Alpine Convention and national law. His recent publications address judicial clarity, subjective rights under EU law, and privacy in research data handling.

Scientific Awards:

• Excellence in Teaching Award 2019/20 (2020)

Activities & Public Engagement: Krempelmeier has delivered lectures on topics such as mobile device seizure laws, climate-damaging legislation, and data privacy in research. He participates in media discussions on smart toys, sensitive data, and digital privacy, and co-organizes the Privacy in the Digital World lecture series as a Third Mission Activity.