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PhD candidate, based in Nijmegen, the Netherlands.
PhD candidate, based in Nijmegen, the Netherlands.
As a PhD candidate at the Radboud University Nijmegen working for the Institute for Computing & Information Sciences (iCIS) at the Department of Software Science, I am working for the Dutch National Education Lab for Artificial Intelligence (NOLAI). My research involves responsible (i.e. the protection of privacy and security) data processing in complex systems (e.g. systems that process data from multiple sources and for multiple purposes, such as training AI models). Specifically, my research is centred around PEP cryptography (Polymorphic Encryption and Pseudonymization).
Apart from that, I am interested in all things related to security, privacy and technology in general. I am also very interested in the intersection of these topics with law, politics, ethics, and how technology is used in society. During my bachelor's and master's in cybersecurity, I worked on the Yivi (formerly called IRMA) attribute-based credential system, a self-sovereign identity (SSI) wallet.
Besides that, I have a lot of experience with graphic design. I am also a freelance web developer, and I am always working on a few (hobby) projects. Whenever I find the time (and guests) for it, I like cooking a lot. I also play rugby (front row) at NSRV Obelix and like to go to the gym (or even go for an occasional run).