Eva Siegmann is a Political Scientist interested in mitigating existential and global catastrophic risks from advanced technology, including nuclear weapons, synthetic biology and artificial intelligence.
She is in her final year of a dual Bachelor’s degree in Social and Political Sciences at Sciences Po Paris and the Free University of Berlin. As a Research Assistant at the Institute for Peace Research and Security Policy at the University of Hamburg, Eva contributes to CBWNet, a project which aims to strengthen the norms against biological and chemical weapons.
Previously, she conducted research on German political discourse on nuclear sharing at the Fondation pour la Recherche Stratégique and on nuclear risk at the Foundation for the Rights of Future Generations, and was a delegate to the First Meeting of States Parties of the TPNW and to the Ninth Review Conference of the Biological Weapons Convention.