Cristina Poncibò

Dr. Cristina Poncibò excels in the field of Comparative Private Law, serving as a distinguished Professor at the School of Law, Georgetown University, Washington, DC. Her academic pursuits are deeply rooted in the comparative law of emerging technologies, a domain where she has made significant contributions through her research and scholarship. Dr. Poncibò's expertise is recognized internationally, as she holds the position of National Rapporteur for the International Association of Comparative Law and serves as a Delegate of the Law Department to the American Association of Comparative Law. In addition to her academic roles, Dr. Poncibò is frequently called upon to provide her expertise to European institutions and international organizations, where her insights into comparative law are highly valued. Her career is marked by prestigious fellowships, including the Marie Curie Fellowship, the Max Weber Fellowship, and the Lagrange Fellowship, each of which has contributed to her development as a leading scholar in her field. Dr. Poncibò's work is characterized by a commitment to understanding and addressing the legal challenges posed by emerging technologies. Her research not only advances academic discourse but also informs policy and practice in a rapidly evolving technological landscape. Her contributions to the field are reflected in her numerous publications and her active participation in international conferences and symposia. At Georgetown University, Dr. Poncibò is dedicated to fostering a dynamic learning environment, where she encourages students to engage critically with the complexities of comparative law. Her teaching philosophy emphasizes the importance of a global perspective, preparing students to navigate and contribute to an interconnected world. Through her leadership and scholarship, Dr. Cristina Poncibò continues to shape the future of comparative law, inspiring both her students and her peers with her innovative approach and unwavering dedication to her field.