Dr Georgios Kolliarakis works on the intersection of technology policy, and public and international security, with a focus on issues of emerging security threats, strategic foresight, and the transfer of evidence to policy. Since 2024 he is a coordinator with the European Union’s Dual Use Export Control Global Programme (Foreign Policy Instrument/European External Action Service). Besides that, Georgios advises national ministries and international bodies – including the European Commission, the European Defence Agency, the Federal Foreign Office and the German Armed Forces on matters of security-related technologies, cyber/hybrid threats, critical infrastructure and international security, as well as on forward-looking planning. He is a Senior Associate Fellow at the German Council on Foreign Relations where he deals with issues of security policy and security research. Since 2023 Georgios contributes his expertise to the EU Strategic Foresight Hub (EEAS). He is a member of the German DIN Interdisciplinary Working Committee on Artificial Intelligence Standards, the World Economic Forum Expert Network, the International Network for Government Science Advice, and the European Association for the Studies of Science and Technology. Since 2024 he is coordinating the Governance Foresight Workstream at the World Future Studies Federation. Following his Engineering studies at the National Technical University of Athens, Georgios earned a Master’s degree in Political Geography at the University of Bonn, and a PhD in International Politics at the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München.