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Law Professor / Lodz Cyber Hub Executive Director
Joined on March 28, 2022
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Joanna Kulesza is an Assistant Professor of International Law and Director of the Lodz Cyber Hub at the University of Lodz Law School, where she leads research on the application of international law in cyberspace. She is also a law professor at the Vilnius University and faculty member at University of Oslo. Joanna currently serves as ALAC liaison to the Governmental Advisory Committee of ICANN and is a former Vice-Chair of the At-Large Advisory Committee (ALAC).
Joanna served on the Scientific Committee of the European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights (2018-2023) and is a faculty member at Vilnius University and Oslo University. She held postdoctoral positions at the University of Cambridge and Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich. Delivered guest lectures at prestigious academic institutions, including Stanford University, the University of Oxford, Hebrew University in Jerusalem, and the University of Münster.
Participant in the “Oxford Process on International Law Protections in Cyberspace” and co-author of its declarations. Additionally, Joanna contributed to the United Nations (UN) Commission on developing an international convention to counter the misuse of information and communication technologies for criminal purposes (2021-2024).
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This past week offered a striking illustration of the pace and scale at which our shared orbital environment is evolving. In less than 24 hours, six rockets were launched from different parts of the globe, each contributing to the rapid expansion of low Earth orbit (LEO) infrastructure. China deployed a new set of Guowang satellites, while SpaceX launched two batches of Starlink satellites - one from Vandenberg in California and another from Cape Canaveral in Florida. United Launch Alliance (ULA) successfully placed Amazon's Kuiper satellites into orbit... more
The musings of one volunteer summarize the problem: "As a newcomer to ICANN, I was always frustrated by the fact that I could never get a straight answer to the question 'How much time does it take?' There was always an awkward silence, a vaguely worded response. Now, years later, I know that no one in their right mind would sign up knowingly for the long hours and late shifts required to be a full participant in this game. It is a groundbreaking project that really matters. But you will get a lot more recognition and immediate satisfaction for volunteering far fewer hours at your local food bank." more
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