Dr. Uwe Roth is a lead research engineer and member of the ethics committee at the Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology LIST. Uwe Roth completed his PhD in computer science in 2004 and worked as the senior researcher and head of the Interoperability Laboratory for Security in Ad-Hoc Networks of the University of Luxembourg. Starting 2008 at the Public Research Center Henri Tudor (which is now the Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology, LIST), he was the main architect of a national pseudonymisation service that was used by biomedical researchers in Luxembourg. He is doing research in the Cybersecurity Group/Reliable, Secure and Connected Systems Unit of LIST and is working on all kind of applied privacy, cybersecurity and trust related problems in various domains of application. Uwe Roth's current focus lies on privacy related questions in the DLT domain and Cyber Ranges. He filed a patent end of 2016 that uses a blockchain as a core element to trace the access of files in a distributed hash table network. The patent was granted 2020 in the EU.