Extraordinary members

Associate members represent other organisations active in the field of ICT that are not necessarily involved in research, but wish to remain involved and develop joint activities.

Abbreviations in alphabetical order:
Advanced School for Computing and Imaging

ASCI

The Advanced School for Computing and Imaging (ASCI) is a KNAW recognised Dutch Research School with the aim to educate researchers and advance academic research in the field of computer systems and imaging systems.

R.C.Veltkamp

Dutch Techcentre for Life Sciences

DTL

DTL is a public-private partnership of more than 50 Dutch life science organisations which enables professionals in the broad field of life sciences to jointly develop an interconnected research infrastructure.

Ruben Kok

Institute for Programming research and Algorithmics

IPA

The Institute for Programming research and Algorithmics (IPA) is a KNAW recognised Dutch Research School with the principal goal to educate researchers and advance academic research in the field of programming research and algorithmics.

Alexander Serebrenik

Netherlands eScience centre

NLeSC

NLeSC is the Dutch national hub for the development and application of domain overarching software and methods for the scientific community.

Joris van Eijnatten

Platform Informatica Onderwijs Nederland

PION

PION is a network organization in formation for computer science education in Dutch schools (secondary education) in which all relevant stakeholders in the field of computer science education at secondary schools are represented.

Ingrid Breymann (interim)

Applied ICT Research platform

PRIO

The Applied ICT Research (PRIO) platform strives for optimal collaboration between ICT research groups at universities of applied sciences, between education and practice-oriented research, and between researchers, companies and social institutions. 16 universities of applied sciences are affiliated with PRIO, represented by over 70 professors (‘lector’ in Dutch).

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Platfom Wiskunde Nederland

PWN 

Platfom Wiskunde Nederland (PWN) represents the Dutch mathematics community and aims to strengthen the financial, administrative, scientific and outreach position of mathematics in the Netherlands.

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Netherlands Research School for Information and Knowledge Systems

SIKS

The Netherlands Research School for Information and Knowledge Systems (SIKS) is a KNAW recognized Dutch Research School with the aim to educate researchers and advance academic research in the field of information and knowledge systems.

Arno Siebes

SURF

SURF

SURF is the collaborative ICT organisation for Dutch education and research. SURF offers students, lecturers and scientists in the Netherlands access to the best possible internet and ICT facilities.

Ron Augustus

TNO

TNO

TNO was founded by law in 1932 to enable business and government to apply knowledge. The organisation connects people and knowledge to create innovations that boost the sustainable competitive strength of industry and well-being of society.

Omar Niamut

Henk-Jan Vink

Dutch Association for Logic and Philosophy of the Exact Sciences

VvL

Dutch Association for Logic and Philosophy of the Exact Sciences represents not only logicians in academia, but aims to represent everyone with an interest in logic, both pure and applied, as well as the philosophy of the exact sciences. It also commits itself to popularising these areas among a broader audience.

Nick Bezhanishvili

Helle Hvid Hansen

Notification

Not an extraordinary member, but a separate notification regarding the KIA Digitalization, to which IPN contributes.

KIA Digitalisation

KIA dIGITALISATION

The Dutch government uses Knowledge and Innovation Agendas (KIAs) to coordinate and guide the country’s efforts in research, development and innovation. Also the KIA Digitalisation has been presented. The KIA Digitalisation serves to align separate parties’ efforts and encourage public-private partnerships, resulting in better solutions to important challenges facing the economy and society.

Frits Grotenhuis