Our team

Hi, I’m Tobias, a passionate advocate for European integration. I firmly believe that Europe needs to grow closer—economically, politically, and socially. To achieve this, we must make Europe more tangible and part of everyday life, so let’s shape the future together! 🚀💡 Currently, I am pursuing my second master’s degree, focusing on artificial intelligence from a computer science perspective and data protection from a legal standpoint. When I’m not immersed in academia, I love hiking and road cycling—exploring both nature and new ideas on the go.

I am a PhD candidate at Heidelberg University, specializing in experimental cardiology. In addition to my academic work, I am involved in various volunteer activities, including with YES. I am a strong advocate for Europe and believe that cooperation across borders fosters unity and enables collaboration and innovation on a global scale. I am excited to support the YES team and to be a part of organizing this inspiring symposium.

Hi, my name is Luisa! I study International Relations at the London School of Economics and hold a degree in Political Science from LMU Munich. My academic interests center on international politics, European affairs, foreign and security policy, with a particular focus on feminist foreign policy. Since my school years, I have been involved in youth participation and civic engagement, which has shaped my belief in the importance of dialogue, representation and political exchange. Europe has long been close to my heart, and I am excited to help bring inspiring speakers, diverse perspectives and meaningful discussions to the YES!

I am a physics student in Bonn with a strong passion for neuroscience and international politics. Since my youth, I have been actively engaged in political discussions and firmly believe that a strong Europe is key to global human rights, prosperity, and freedom. In times of global challenges, we need dialogue, innovation, and bold ideas – and that is exactly what we aim to foster at YES.

Now, more than ever, a strong and united Europe is needed. Therefore, I want to help the next genereation of European Leaders to develop their strengths and foster exchange among young people from many different disciplines. I pursue a PhD in Neuroscience at the German Center for Neurodegenerative Diseases in Bonn. Having done research at four different universities in three different countries, I know of the challenges and enormous potential of international collaboration and intercultural exchange. At the YES, I am looking forward to meeting inspiring personalities and to stand up for a diverse, strong and united Europe.

As a recent graduate of Bocconi University’s Master’s program in Economics, I am passionate about leveraging economic insights to drive effective climate solutions. I am convinced that with collective effort and determination, Europe can be a global role model in the transition to a carbon neutral economy. Collaboration is key, which is why I am excited to support the YES by building strong ties with both institutional and private partners.

Danil is a medical student at the Ludwig Maximilians University in Munich. Besides his studies he currently works for the German Human Organ Transplantation Foundation as a perfusionist. In his free time, he enjoys going climbing, hiking or skiing in the nearby mountains. Moreover, you will also find him on the field hockey and tennis court from time to time.