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Konrad Kollnig

Researcher

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Konrad Kollnig is working as a Researcher for the Open Data Institute

Konrad Kollnig is working as a Researcher for the Open Data Institute. His interests lie in privacy, technology and regulation. Besides, he is pursuing a PhD at the Department of Computer Science, University of Oxford.

Konrad received his MSc in computer science from the University of Oxford, and read computer science and mathematics in his undergraduate degree at RWTH Aachen University and the University of Edinburgh. He’s long been interested in policy and previously worked for relevant German student societies on digitisation policy for higher education.

In mid 2022, he’s been selected as a member of the expert advisory bodies of both the UK’s Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) and the EU’s European Data Protection Board (EPDB).

Reports 25/01/2023
Federated learning: an introduction [report]
- Data ethics and privacy
- Emerging tech and AI
- Anastasia Shteyn
- Calum Inverarity
- Konrad Kollnig
- Yusuff Adigun
In this report, we outline considerations and practical guidance for prospective adopters of federated learning, an emerging privacy enhancing technology (PET)
Blog 29/11/2022
Federated analytics for public good: Contact-tracing apps in Covid-19 containment
- Emerging tech and AI
- Calum Inverarity
- Konrad Kollnig
Find out about federated analytics, how it relates to federated learning, and how the approach was used in Covid-19 contact tracing