Caroline Lancelot Miltgen is a social and behavioral scientist and researcher, advancing digital trust and human-centered AI across Europe. She investigates the ethical, societal, and governance dimensions of technology, focusing on privacy, responsible AI, and user acceptance.

Caroline contributes to shaping policy and practice as an EU grants writer and evaluator for social-technology R&D projects, translating research insights into actionable recommendations. Her work spans quantitative and qualitative methods, including surveys, experiments, interviews, and textual data analysis.

She has authored more than 30 publications and regularly shares her expertise at international forums, including the IAPP Global Privacy Summit. Caroline’s research bridges technology and society, with a focus on sustainability, climate change, and human development, fostering collaborations that support ethical and trustworthy innovation.

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