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Hannah Ofterdinger currently holds a junior professorship for Criminal Law with references to digitalization at the University of Hamburg, having assumed this position in October 2024. She completed her doctorate at the University of Hamburg in 2023, with a dissertation titled "On the Speaking and Silence of the Institutional Physician - A Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure Perspective." Prior to her current role, she was a post-doc under Professor Milan Kuhli from June 2023 to September 2024 and has held research assistant roles at various professorships in Criminal Law at the University of Hamburg since July 2018. Ofterdinger's research interests encompass Criminal Law and Digitalization, including the implications of Artificial Intelligence, crimes in digital environments, and contemporary criminal law history. She actively participates in academic conferences, notably presenting research on reactive criminal law as a means of crisis intervention and transnational human rights protection through criminal law. Additionally, she contributes to several academic publications and collaborates with her colleagues on various projects focusing on legal analysis in the digital age.
University of Hamburg • Hamburg
Holder of the junior professorship in Criminal Law with references to digitalization.
University of Hamburg • Hamburg
Post-doctoral research under Professor Milan Kuhli.
University of Hamburg • Hamburg
Research assistant in various professorships in Criminal Law.
Includes tracks like Intelligent Adaptive Systems (IAS).