Institute Advisory Committee (Instituutsadviesraad)
The Institute Advisory Committee (in Dutch: Instituutsadviesraad, or IAR) contributes to maintain and strengthen strategic relationships with science, business, politics and other relevant national parties. IAR members have affinity with the research carried out at CWI and contribute expertise and advice from a wide range of perspectives. The Institute Advisory Committee meets at least once a year and consists of the following persons:
- Prof. dr. A.H.G. (Alexander) Rinnooy Kan (chair), Professor Emeritus of Economics and Business Studies, UvA
- Prof. dr. J.J. (Johan) Lukkien, Professor of System Architecture and Networks, dean Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science, TU/e
- Dr. R.G.M. (René) Penning de Vries, former board member Applied and Engineering Sciences, NWO
- Prof. dr. L.C. (Rineke) Verbrugge, Professor of Logic and Cognition, RUG
- Prof. dr. ir. K.I. (Karen) Aardal, Professor of Optimization, TUD
- Prof. dr. ir. J.E. (Jason) Frank, Professor of Numerical Analysis, UU
- Dr. ir. C.L.A. (Christa) Hooijer, Scientific Director Unit Industry, TNO
Scientific Advisory Committee
The Scientific Advisory Committee (SAC) advises the institute through the director and management team. It advises on the long-term strategy and the research programme from an international perspective. The members of the SAC are leading experts from international organisations and institutes in the fields of CWI’s research. The SAC meets at least once a year.
The Scientific Advisory Committee consists of the following scientists:
- Prof. dr. A. (Arjen) Doelman (chair), Professor of Applied Analysis, Leiden University
- Dr. C. (Claude) Kirchner, Executive Officer for Research and Technology Transfer for Innovation, Inria, FR
- H. (Hugo) Krawczyk, Research Fellow, Algorand Foundation, USA
- Prof. D.C. (David) Parkes, Professor of Computer Science, Harvard University, USA
- Dr. M. (Marie-France) Sagot, Research Director, Inria, FR
- Prof. É. (Éva) Tardos, Jacob Gould Schurman Professor of Computer Science, Cornell University, USA
- Prof. C.B. (Carola-Bibiane) Schönlieb, Professor of Applied Mathematics, University of Cambridge, UK
