Ethical Advisory Board

About the Ethical Advisory Board

The CERTAIN project’s Ethical Advisory Board (EAB) brings together independent
experts with strong backgrounds in AI ethics, law, data protection, and responsible
innovation. The Board provides external guidance on the ethical and regulatory
dimensions of the project, supporting the consortium in aligning its activities with
European values and applicable legal frameworks.
Its role is to offer feedback and recommendations on key project developments,
ensuring that ethical considerations are effectively integrated throughout the project
lifecycle. This includes aspects such as data governance, transparency, fairness,
accountability, and compliance with relevant regulations, including the AI Act and
GDPR.
The EAB meets periodically to review progress, discuss emerging challenges, and
provide constructive input on selected project results and deliverables. In doing so, it
acts as an independent sounding board, helping to strengthen the quality, credibility,
and societal impact of the CERTAIN project.

Noemi Conditi

Noemi Conditi is a lawyer specialized in life sciences, with a focus on medical devices, artificial intelligence, and data governance. She holds a PhD from the
University of Bologna, where she is currently a research fellow focusing on generative AI and data stewardship, and serves as an adjunct professor at the University of Milan. Noemi works as a consultant on emerging healthcare technologies, advising on regulatory and strategic aspects of AI-driven solutions, and is the author of several publications and regularly speaks at conferences, seminars, and master programs.

Marcel Moritz

Marcel MORITZ (PhD) is senior public law lecturer at Lille University, member of the CERAPS lab (UMR8026). He leads the Master’s programme in Digital Law and
serves as vice-dean for International Relations. His teaching focuses primarily on public digital law, including issues relating to data protection, cybersecurity, artificial
intelligence and blockchain. He has participated in numerous national and European research projects, particularly on issues of mass surveillance enabled by new
technologies, such as mobile phone searches, augmented video surveillance cameras, and the use of artificial intelligence by the police. He has served as an expert for the french research agency (ANR) and is member of the CERTAIN advisory board.

Gabriela Bar

Gabriela Bar is a PhD in Law and an attorney-at-law with over 20 years of
experience in new technology law, including AI, IT, IoT, and digital services. She specialises in AI ethics and currently works as an Independent Ethics Advisor and
Ethics Mentor for international research and innovation projects.

Within CERTAIN, she serves as a member of the Ethical Advisory Board, providing guidance on the ethical and legal dimensions of AI systems. Her work focuses on
supporting consortia in integrating ethics throughout the entire AI lifecycle—from data governance and privacy to model development and deployment—ensuring that
innovation remains both trustworthy and compliant.
Gabriela has contributed to several EU-funded projects under Horizon 2020 and Horizon Europe, including SHOP4CF, MAS4AI, EXTRA-BRAIN, and OnePass. In these roles, she has delivered ethics reviews, compliance reports for the European Commission, and practical frameworks addressing data management, explainability,
fairness, and accountability.
She is also an active lecturer, speaker, and author on AI law, data protection, and ethics. Her work has been widely recognised, including distinctions such as Forbes’
25 Women in Business Law, TOP100 Women in AI in Poland, and inclusion in the Lexology Index: Artificial Intelligence 2026 report.

Gabriela is a member of the Association of AI Ethicists (AAIE), Women in AI, and the Polish Information Processing Society. She is known for her pragmatic and
collaborative approach, translating complex regulatory frameworks—such as the AI Act and GDPR—into clear, actionable guidance for technical and non-technical
teams alike.