Iris Paschedag

Graduate Assistant

As a graduate assistant at the TUM Think Tank, Iris uses her academic background in politics and technology to bridge the gap between the functional side of technology and its policy implications. Working across various projects, she aims to bring together academic knowledge and practical experience from the field to help address today's complex challenges.

About Iris

Alongside her work at the TUM Think Tank, Iris is currently studying her Master’s in Politics and Technology at the TUM. Before that, she completed her Bachelor’s in International Relations and Organizations at Universiteit Leiden, where she became interested in the role of technology in geopolitics. Her interest in the crossover between (new) technologies, policy implications, and the public/private sector was sparked during her previous internship, after which she decided to pursue her Master’s at the TUM.

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    EU regulation · digitalization · policy recommendations · international organizations

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Current debates about the Digital Omnibus, or the Digital Fitness Check open a window of opportunity to discuss the overall state of Europe’s digital rulebook.

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