Gabriela Ivan-Cucu

Gabriela Ivan-Cucu is a multifaceted professional with expertise in international relations, science diplomacy, and law enforcement.1 She currently serves as the administrative officer of the International Science Council, the world's largest international NGO that brings together natural and social sciences.1 Previously, she was the International Partnerships Manager of FIRST Tech Challenge Romania, a major robotics and STEM education program.1

Gabriela has a strong academic background, having completed her bachelor's degree in international economic relations at the American University of Bucharest and a master's in development, international cooperation and humanitarian aid at the National University of Political Studies and Public Administration in Bucharest.1 She also studied diplomacy and global governance at Sciences Po, Paris School of International Affairs.1

In her professional capacity, Gabriela has been actively involved in:

1. Science diplomacy and sustainable development initiatives1
2. Speaking and moderating at events in partnership with organizations like the United Nations, UNESCO, and various embassies1
3. Delivering lectures on EU Criminal Law and Justice at the Judicial Academy3
4. Contributing as a legal expert and researcher in the field of personal data protection4

Gabriela has also co-authored a study on the misuse of Interpol's Red Notices and its impact on human rights for the European Parliament.2 Her diverse experiences and expertise have positioned her as a valuable contributor in the fields of international relations, science policy, and legal matters.