Behind the scenes of EUREC's activities is the EUREC Office.
The EUREC Office team is actively involved in various EU-funded projects that promote research ethics, research integrity, and responsible research and innovation. In addition to networking and stakeholder engagement, the team undertakes critical tasks such as ethical analysis and the development of training and capacity-building tools.
Our diverse team brings together expertise from a wide range of fields, including philosophy, sociology, political science, biology, pharmacology, and more. Whether you're seeking guidance, proposing collaboration, or navigating ethical challenges, the EUREC Office is your central point of contact for ethics and integrity in research.
Dirk Lanzerath is the Secretary General of EUREC and a Professor for Philosophy at the University of Bonn. With a rich academic background in both philosophy and biology, he is a leading expert in research ethics and integrity. Dirk is the Managing Director of the German Reference Centre for Ethics in the Life Sciences (DRZE) and serves on numerous ethics committees. Additionally, he is a board member of the Embassy of Good Science, where he contributes to promoting ethical practices in scientific research.
Dorothee Güth is Administrative Project Manager at EUREC Office. She is responsible for the liaison between the EUREC Office, the Board and the Network as well as other stakeholders. Dorothee is also part of the research team of the German Reference Center for Ethics in the Life Sciences.
Lisa Tambornino manages the EUREC Office team and is involved as Research Project Manager in several EU-funded projects on research ethics and integrity. With a PhD in Philosophy and a background in Psychology and Law, she brings a deep understanding of ethical challenges to her work, particularly in the fields of biomedical research and research with new and emerging technologies. Lisa is a certified research integrity trainer and an active member of a German research ethics committee.
Lisa Häberlein is a Research Project Manager at EUREC Office and works on trust in science, open science, institutional change and technological innovation. She is co-team manager and responsible for EUREC's social media strategy. Her academic background is in philosophy, interdisciplinary ethics and education. She is a member of the Network of Young Ethics Experts of Medical Ethics Committees in Germany (AKEK), a member of the Council for Research in Values and Philosophy (CRVP) and actively involved in the departments of Medical Ethics and Human Rights at FAU Erlangen-Nuremberg.
Jūratė Lekstutienė is a Research Project Manager at EUREC Office. She is also a university lecturer and has a decade of experience working in a research ethics committee in Lithuania. Jūratė's research interests include health-related research ethics, biobanking, and the ethics of new and emerging technologies. She holds a Master of Law from Vilnius University, a Master of Science in Bioethics from Clarkson University Graduate School and a PhD in Public Health (Bioethics) from Vilnius University.
Daniel Pizzolato works as a Research Project Manager at EUREC Office. In addition, he is a post-doctoral researcher and RI-trainer at the Centre for Biomedical Ethics and Law at KU Leuven. His research interests encompass research ethics and integrity, training, and clinical trials. Daniel holds a PhD in Biomedical Sciences from KU Leuven and a Master of Bioethics from the same institution, along with a Master's degree in Chemistry and Pharmaceutical Technologies from the University of Padua.
Carly Seedall is a Research Project Manager at EUREC Office. She has contributed to PREPARED, RE4GREEN, and TechEthos. She holds a Master of Arts in Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies from Stanford University and a Master of Arts in Evaluation from the University of Saarland.
Mathieu Rochambeau is a Research Project Manager at EUREC Office. He has contributed to the projects VERITY, STRATEGIC, RE4GREEN, ROSiE and SOPs4RI. His academic background includes a Master in Political Science from the Charles University in Prague, as well as two Bachelors, in History and Sociology, from the Strasbourg University.