SciencesPo Honors Exceptional Thesis Research in Tech & Policy
SciencesPo will host the inaugural Master's Thesis Prize on Technology, Global Affairs & Public Policy award ceremony on October 7 at 18:00. The event, held in room B108, 1 Saint-Thomas d'Aquin, will see Lola Pottier and Markus Bencsits present their groundbreaking research.
Lola Pottier's thesis, 'Assessing the Digital Services Act's effectiveness in fostering meaningful transparency in social media platforms - The case of Meta', explores the impact of the Digital Services Act on social media platforms. Meanwhile, Markus Bencsits' work, 'The relationship between demand-side incentives for electric vehicles and clean patent filings', delves into the connection between electric vehicle demand and clean patent filings.
The ceremony will be graced by a distinguished jury comprising Jean-Philippe Cointet, Ronja Sczepanski, Damien Bol, and Emiliano Grossman. Despite the search results not specifying the award presenter, the event promises to be insightful and engaging. All members of the SciencesPo academic community are welcome to attend, followed by a reception and cocktail.
The first Master's Thesis Prize on Technology, Global Affairs & Public Policy ceremony will showcase Lola Pottier and Markus Bencsits' exceptional research. The event, open to all SciencesPo members, offers a unique opportunity to engage with cutting-edge academic work and network with distinguished jurors.
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