Team

The IPoS team consists of members who reflect the main areas of work. In addition, IPoS has access to an extensive network of specialists and experts both internally and externally at national and international level. We attach great importance to excellent work, high commitment and motivation. We particularly encourage young talents and women and place great value on interdisciplinary work, teamwork and fairness.

The core team of IPoS includes: Prof. Dr. Luise Greuel (Head of IPoS); Prof. Dr. Claudia Kestermann (Associate Head of IPoS); Prof. Dr. Arthur Hartmann; Gabriela Piontkowski; Marie Schmidt; Sophie Ridder; Dr. Phil. Michael Adelmund; Eric Nissen; Prof. Dr.-iur. Trygve Ben Holland LL.M.; Sarah Holland-Kunkel.

The team is supported by several scientific assistants and students. Above that the IPoS has associated members from a broad scientific spectrum.

Staff scientists

Evaluation and Restorative Justice Expert and Project Administration
Expert in Computational Criminological Science, Extremism- and Radicalisation Research
Expert for Victims Rights and Researcher
Scientific Researcher and Expert for Quantitative Data Analysis and Statistics
Scientific Researcher and Expert for Quantitative Data Analysis and Statistics

Members of the institute

Members of the University for Public Administration Bremen

Deputy Director of the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence for Crime Investigations and Criminal Justice (CCICJ)
Police detective and lecturer
Evaluation and Restorative Justice Expert and Project Administration
Expert for Victims Rights and Researcher
Scientific Researcher and Expert for Quantitative Data Analysis and Statistics

External Members

Expert in crime-prevention, state-protection and counterterrorism as well as fighting organised crime.
Expert in Crime Prevention
Strategic analyst police Bremen
Expert in Advanced Justice and Criminology
Project and Process Management & Researcher and Lecturer Good Governance and Human Rights. Mediator
Expert in Computational Criminological Science, Extremism- and Radicalisation Research