How are emerging technologies shaping global competitiveness, and what regulatory challenges do the United States and Europe face? These are some of the key questions Norbert Stoller is exploring in Washington, D.C., where he is pursuing his studies with the support of MCC's Fellowship Program.
This semester, Stoller is working at the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF), a research institute that examines the policy implications of technological advancement, innovation, and economic competitiveness. His research focuses primarily on regulatory issues surrounding emerging technologies, with particular attention to the technological competitiveness of the United States and Europe.
Washington, D.C., offers a valuable environment for exploring these issues from an international perspective and gaining first-hand insight into policy development and decision-making. Through his work at ITIF, Stoller is also engaging with the challenges policymakers face in navigating the rapidly evolving technological landscape.
The MCC Fellowship Program provides talented young people with opportunities to deepen their expertise in an international professional environment, build valuable networks, and gain experience that contributes to their academic and professional development.
