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1 PERSONAL INFORMATION Shenja van der Graaf iminds-smit, Pleinlaan 9, 2 nd Floor, 1050 Brussels, Belgium Shenja.vanderGraaf@iminds.be & Skype shenjavandergraaf Sex F Date of birth 18/09/1976 Nationality Dutch WORK EXPERIENCE (March present) (May 2010 October 2012) (May present) (August 2007 July 2008) Senior researcher, team lead iminds-smit, Brussels, B Development/directing of strategic & research programs re: ICT/New Media (incl. securing national and international collaboration and funding); Providing guidance to the iminds-smit teams (r&d, lead 'code, commodification & the city'); Management role within multiple, global, multidisciplinary (strategic, r&d) projects, such as Operational Trustworthiness Enabling Technologies (trust & trustworthiness metrics), User Empowerment for Enhanced Online Presence Management (economics of privacy, surveillance), Impact Assessment for Social Innovation (metrics, stakeholder engagement), COST dynamics of virtual labour (organizational transformations, labour/ product, service development across firm boundaries), EWI-Open Data (personal data, business models, value networks), Citadel on the Move (open data, access, value and quality), and European Platform for Intelligent Cities (cloud computing, software market for egov services); PhD and MSc thesis supervision; Expertise: social and economic impact of ICT, currently, software/code markets, information security, personal data, organizational engineering, new media infrastructures and innovation, expert and user cultures, ethics, qual and quant research methods Management, research, education Programme director, senior lecturer Breda University of Applied Sciences, po box 3917, 4800DX Breda, NL Planning, organizing, staffing, directing and evaluating program activities to meet goals; Recommending policies to the Board of Directors and administering approved policies; Hiring and supervising research and office staff; Managing fiscal operations including budget development and authorization of expenditures. Monitoring the program s financial health and making recommendations to the Board of Directors; Assisting with the development, direction and evaluation of 3rd party income including acquisition of corporate support, special events, and grants; Monitoring trends, legislation and regulations that are relevant to the program s mission; Courses directed and taught: Introduction to Media Studies, New Media Research and Analysis, Business and Organisation Theory; Thesis and internship supervision; Executive Education (seniormanagement Management, education Post doctoral research officer London School of Economics and Political Science, Houghton Street, London WC2A 2AE, UK Analyses and publication of socio-economic impact assessment for research projects (SEQUOIA, OpenLaws). Funded by the European Commission FP7-ICT : Internet of Services, Software and Virtualisation ( ), and European Commission Specific Programme Civil Justice (2014 present). Research Research fellow Berkman Center for Internet & Society, Harvard University, USA & Research Center for Information Law, University of St. Gallen, Switzerland European Union, Page 1 / 11

2 Digital Natives project, focusing on young people growing up in the digital world; Advising on themes user participation and creativity, information quality, learning systems, innovation, and safety ; BA thesis supervision (August 2003 July 2007) (March 2005 December 2005) (January 2001 July 2004) Research, education, policy Associate consultant Hakuhodo Inc, Tokyo, Japan Co-director of comparative-orientated ICT and Lifestyle project, focusing on ICT usage and demand-side innovation in the context of Western and Asian consumer markets Responsible for project management and research development, methodology, execution and evaluation Case study affiliations included Ericsson Consumer Insight and Foresight Lab (Stockholm), Linden Lab (San Francisco), and Valve Inc. (Seattle) Advertising, consultancy, management Business development manager LBi (formerly Wheel), London, UK Development and liaising with client base and by means of advisory role exploring business opportunities in the context of new media innovation. Clients included Unilever, Laura Ashley, BT, Brahma, Starbucks, easycar, Marks & Spencer and Sony Playstation Advertising Programme manager, lecturer Faculty of Humanities, Utrecht University, Utrecht, NL Coordination of launch of Communication and Information Studies program at the Faculty of Humanities, including, among others, transition to BA/MA system, mentor programs, foreign liaisons and exchange programs, and quality of course programming; Managing 20+ staff and, over a period of three years, 250+ students; Lecturer of convened/taught BA/MA. Courses directed and taught: Participatory Culture (MA), Media, Culture, and Society (MA), Media and Communication Theory (MA), Introduction to Communication and Information Studies (BA), Theory and Analysis of Film and Television (BA), Image, Sound, Theory and Analysis (BA), ICT-training (BA); Other responsibilities included old-style doctoral and BA/MA thesis supervision, internship supervision, and mentorship (nomination Best Junior Lecturer, 2002) VISITING APPOINTMENTS (May 2012 December 2013) (March present) (May present) Management, education Visiting senior fellow London School of Economics and Political Science, Houghton Street, London WC2A 2AE, UK Investigation of software/code markets, focus on (legal) institutional corruption in the context of the politics, economics and culture of exploit sales Research, university Honorary fellow MIT Media Lab ID3 Hub, One Broadway, 14 th Floor, Cambridge, MA 02142, USA Liaison EU-USA in new social ecosystems of trusted, self-governing digital institutions; Advising on design principles associated with digital systems that can help to develop new forms of data-driven law underpinning new types of governance institutions; Interest: (personal) data ecologies Research, consultancy Fellow (former Consulting researcher) Futures of Entertainment (former Convergence Culture Consortium, Comparative Media Studies, MIT), USA Consultant digitalization, business innovation, and participatory/media cultures. Partners included Turner Broadcasting System Inc., BR Petrobas, and IG European Union, Page 2 / 11

3 EDUCATION AND TRAINING Research, consultancy ( ) PhD in Media and Communications London School of Economics and Political Science, UK Dissertation title: Designing for Mod Development. User Creativity as Product Development Strategy on the Firm-Hosted 3D Software Platform Focus user innovation, information systems, modifications, organizational engineering The part-time study was financially supported by Hakuhodo Foresight and SRG, British Academy (2004) Certificate Basic University Teaching Qualification (BKO) Utrecht University (NL) Teaching qualification basic university training (2003) Certificate Summer Doctoral Programme Oxford Internet Institute, Oxford University, UK ( ) Postgraduate in Business Studies Leiden University (NL) and Japan-Netherlands Institute (Tokyo, Japan). Thesis title: Mapping Media in Japan. Production, Development, Usage and Its Global Context The project was funded by Japan Prizewinners Program - Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture, and Sciences, Leiden University, and Japan-Netherlands Institute ( ) MA in Media Studies Utrecht University (NL) Thesis title: My Face is Never was. Exploring the Textual Construction of the Celebrity - Productive Intersections of the Actor, Institutions, and Audiences (cum laude) PERSONAL SKILLS Mother tongue(s) Dutch Other language(s) UNDERSTANDING SPEAKING WRITING Listening Reading Spoken interaction Spoken production English C1 C1 C1 C1 C1 French/German/Japanese B1/C2/A2 B2/B2/A1 B1/B2/B1 B1/B2/B1 A2/B1/A1 Levels: A1/2: Basic user - B1/2: Independent user - C1/2 Proficient user Common European Framework of Reference for Languages Communication skills Excellent ability to work in international and multicultural environments Excellent communication skills in public and private organizational contexts Good team player Organisational / managerial skills Leadership, strategic thinker, people-centred Project management (+7 yrs of experience) Headed (international, dispersed) teams of 45+ people Headed department with 300+ students Consultancy to Fortune Top 100 companies Job-related skills Excellent research skills (research design, methods, execution, writing, presentation, user research, methodology development and analysis, network analysis, socio-economics of innovation) Broad knowledge of the ICT sector and its institutions Knowledge of international statistics and databases European Union, Page 3 / 11

4 Computer skills Experience with various PC, LINUX and MAC-related software packages such as Dreamweaver, FileMaker Pro, Microsoft Office, MySQL, Rhinoceros for OS X, and SPSS. Learning Python ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Publications, presentations, projects, honours and awards, other actvities See Annex European Union, Page 4 / 11

5 ANNEXES SELECTED PUBLICATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS To access some of these materials please visit ARTICLES [peer-reviewed] van der Graaf, S. (2015). Imaginaries of Ownership; the logic of participation in the moral economy of 3D software design. Telematics and Informatics, special issue Ethics in the information Society. Elsevier. vol. 32, number Veeckman, C. and van der Graaf, S. (2015). The City as Living Laboratory: A Playground for the Innovative Development of Smart City Applications. Technology Innovation Management Review. vol.5, number van der Graaf, S. (2014). Smarten Up! Open Data, Toolkits and Participatory Governance in the Social City. Communications & Strategies. IDATE: DigiWorld Economic Journal. vol.96, number van der Graaf, S. & Veeckman, C. (2014). Designing for Participatory Governance: Assessing Capabilities and Toolkits in Public Service Delivery. Info: The Journal of Policy, Regulation and Strategy for Telecommunications, Information and Media. Emerald Insight. vol. 16, number Passani, A., Monacciani, F., van der Graaf, S., Spagnoli, F., Bellini, F., & Dini, P. (2014). SEQUOIA: A methodology for the socio-economic impact assessment of Software-as-a-Service and Internet of Services research projects. Research Evaluation. Oxford: Oxford University Press. vol. 23, number van der Graaf, S., and Vanobberghen, W. (2013). At Home in Brussels: Professional mobility as a service. First Monday. vol. 18, number 11-4 November. van der Graaf, S. (2012). Get Organized At Work! A look inside the game design process of Valve and Linden Lab. Bulletin of Science, Technology & Society, London: Sage. vol. 32, number van der Graaf, S. (2012). Modonomics: Participation and Competition in Contention. Journal of Gaming and Virtual Worlds. Bristol: Intellect Ltd. vol. 4, number van der Graaf, S. (2008). Your Second Life: ComMODifying Inventory Toolkits. International Journal of Knowledge, Culture and Change Management. New York: CGP. vol. 7, number Nieborg, D. B., and van der Graaf, S. (2008). The Mod Industries? The Industrial Logic of Non-market Game Production. The European Journal of Cultural Studies, London: Sage. vol. 11, number van der Graaf, S. (2004). Blogging Business: SuicideGirls.com. M/C - Media and Culture, special issue Porn, vol. 7, number 4. [IN PREPARATION] Kanakakis, M., van der Graaf, S., Kalogiros, C. & Vanobberghen, W. (accepted with minor revisions). Towards Market Efficiency Using a Personalised Trust Computational Model. Telecommunications Policy. van der Graaf, S. Participation as Choice and Commodity. (in prep). Information, Communication & Society. van der Graaf, S. Insurgency! A Critical Analysis of Online Labour, In/Securitization, and Legitimacy of State Security (in prep). Tba. Breuer, J. and van der Graaf, S. Beyond Business Models: Open Data Ecosystems. (in prep). Government Information Quarterly. BOOK CHAPTERS [peer-reviewed] van der Graaf, S. (f.c. 2016). Participatory Culture? Tales of Transparency in Corporate Surveillance. Handbook of Digital Transformations. Edgar Elgar. van der Graaf, S. (2015). Social Media. In: Mansell, R., & Ang, P. H. (Eds.). The International Encyclopedia of Digital Communication and Society, Wiley Blackwell-ICA Encyclopedias of Communication. Malden and Oxford, UK: Wiley-Blackwell van der Graaf, S. (2014). Much Ado About Keanu Reeves: The Drama of Ageing in Online Fandom. Ashgate Research Companion to Fan Cultures. In: Duit, L., Zwaan, K., & Reijnders, S. (Eds.). Farnham, UK: Ashgate Publishing Limited Vanobberghen, W., and van der Graaf, S. (2014). Smart City Service Creation and the Living Lab Approach: a Testimony from the EPIC project. In: Smarter Cities: for a bright sustainable future - a global perspective. Alan Shark, Sylviane Toporkoff & Sebastien Levy (eds.). Public Technology Institute and ITEMS International: Washington DC. Chapter 26. Livingstone, S., and van der Graaf, S. (2008/2010). Media Literacy. International Encyclopedia of Communication. Oxford: Blackwell. van der Graaf, S., and Cobarr, G. (2008). The Second Life of Analogue Players in a Digital World. In: Knowledge Management: Research & Applications. Alex Koohang & Keith Harman (eds.). Santa Rosa, CA: Informing Science Press Washida, Y., van der Graaf, S., and Keeris, E. (2006). Media Life Cycle and Consumer-Generated Innovation. In: Information Communication Technologies and Emerging Business Strategies. Shenja van der Graaf and Yuichi Washida (eds.) Pennsylvania: Idea Publishing (Reprinted in: Information Communication Technologies: Concepts, Methodologies, Tools, and Applications. Craig Van Slyke (ed.). Hershey: Information Science Reference ). van der Graaf, S. (2006). Preface. In: Information Communication Technologies and Emerging Business Strategies. Shenja van der Graaf and Yuichi Washida (eds.) Pennsylvania: Idea Publishing. vi-xv. van der Graaf, S. (2004). Viral Experiences: Do You Trust Your Friends? In: Contemporary Research in E-Marketing, University of Washington. ed. Sandeep Krishnamurthy. Pennsylvania: Idea Publishing [IN PREPARATION] van der Graaf, S. (accepted). The Imperative of Code: Labour, regulation and legitimacy. (For inclusion in edited volume, working title Policy and Dynamics of Virtual Labour ). European Union, Page 5 / 11

6 BOOKS [peer-reviewed] van der Graaf, S., and Washida, Y. (Eds.) (2006). Information Communication Technologies and Emerging Business Strategies. Pennsylvania: Idea Publishing Group. [IN PREPARATION] van der Graaf, S. Histories of Participation as choice and commodity. (working title, Palgrave MacMillan UK). BOOK REVIEWS [peer-reviewed] van der Graaf, S. (2011). Making Virtual Worlds: Linden Lab and Second Life by Thomas M. Malaby. International Journal of Cultural Studies, London: Sage. vol. 14, number van der Graaf, S. (2002). Review of Ludlow, P. Crypto Anarchy, Cyberstates, and Pirate Utopias. Medienwissenschaft, van der Graaf, S. (2001). Review of Lees, T. et al., Is Regulation Still an Option in a Digital Universe? Medienwissenschaft. van der Graaf, S. (2000). Review of MacCabe, C. (2000) The Eloquence of the Vulgar. Scope On-Line Film Journal, University of Nottingham. INTERVIEWS & EXPERT CONSULTATION Personal Information-Driven Markets (July-August 2015). At: European Commission, COST, Brussels, Belgium. [Expert] Prendre son temps devient le nouveau leitmotiv de la smart city. In: L'Atelier. (21 November 2014). MultiDisc.- Shaping the multiple disciplinary approach in the Digital Agenda for Europe-relevant sections of H2020 (24-25 April 2014). At: Institute of European Studies, Vrije Universiteit Brussel. [Expert] Citizens Science and Smart Cities (5-7 February 2014). At: European Commission, Joint research Centre - Digital Earth and Reference Data Unit, Ispra, Italy. [Expert] Manager worden kan altijd nog (3 September 2013). Doing Business in the Digital Age (Aug Feb 2013). European Commission Directorate General for Enterprise and Industry - Deloitte, Diegem. [Expert] Europees Platform voor Intelligente Steden. In: Themabijlage Stad van de Toekomst, De Standaard. (number 2, June 2012). Conditions of Access Regulation to Promote the ICT Sector (October 2011). At: VIth Regulatory International Workshop, Comisión de Regulación de Comunicaciones, Cartagena, Colombia. [Expert] Twitter. In: HP/De Tijd (23 February 2009). Q&A user-driven innovation in software development podcast with Zachary McCune (25 July 2008). Leeftijdscontrole voor Profielensites niet Haalbaar. In: Emerce (28 November 2008). Obama s Fanclub NL. In: HP/De Tijd (6 June 2008).(see here). Get a (New) Life. In: Marie Claire (UK) (September 2007). The Risks of Online Social Networks for Teens. In: BBC Radio: The Asian Network (25 May 2007). MA THESIS [unpublished] van der Graaf, S. (1999). My Face is Never was. Exploring the Textual Construction of the Celebrity - Productive Intersections of the Actor, Institutions, and Audiences. Utrecht: Utrecht University. PHD THESIS [unpublished] van der Graaf, S. (2009). Designing for Mod Development: User Creativity as Product Development Strategy on the Firm-Hosted 3D Software Platform. London: LSE. (see: POPULAR ARTICLES AND SHORT PIECES van der Graaf, S. (2011). Het Oog. Vrijetijdstudies. Breda: NRIT Media. vol. 4. van der Graaf, S. (2008). Valuable Games. MIT C3 Weekly Update Nieborg, D. B., and van der Graaf, S. (2007). Studio Profiel: Valve Corporation. GMR. Haarlem: HUB Uitgevers. van der Graaf, S. (2007). Digital Natives. MIT C3 Weekly Update van der Graaf, S. (2007). Bands and Brands. MIT C3 Weekly Update van der Graaf, S. (2006). Response to Jason Mittell. MIT C3 Weekly Update van der Graaf, S. (2006). The Changing Nature of Media Literacy. MIT C3 Weekly Update van der Graaf, S. (2006). On Developers, Publishers and Gamers: Knowledge Management in the Game Industry. MIT C3 Weekly Update van der Graaf, S. (2000). Okinawa Actor s School. HILL. Tokyo: Nihon Ichiban PRESENTATIONS, PANELS, AND KEYNOTES Bridging the Gap between Schizophrenia Treatment and Innovative m-health Technology (f.c. 2016). 5th Biennial Schizophrenia International Research Society Conference, Florence, Italy What is so Smart about Smart (City) Governance? (f.c. 2015). At: Master Class 2015 on EU Cohesion Policy, Brussels Center for Urban Studies, Belgium The Politics of Governance, Citizen Participation and the City; here comes the revolution? (f.c. 2015). Smart City Symposium, Vrije European Union, Page 6 / 11

7 Universiteit Brussel, Belgium Personal Data Value Networks: The case of online advertising (f.c. 2015). Amsterdam Privacy Conference, Commercial value of privacy track, University of Amsterdam, NL. With Jonas Breuer and Rob Heyman. Governance, Legitimate Vulnerability and the City [keynote](2015). 11th International Conference Internet, Law & Politics, Regulating Smart Cities, School of Law and Political Science, Barcelona, Spain. Usable Trust: Grasping trust dynamics for online security as a service (2015). International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction (HCII), Los Angeles, USA. With Wim Vanobberghen. In: Human Aspects of Information Security, Privacy and Trust (Lecture Notes in Computer Science) eds. Theo Tryfonas & Ioannis Askoxylakis. Springer: Heidelberg (see here). [conference paper] Profit-Maximizing Trustworthiness Level of Composite Systems (2015). International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction (HCII), Los Angeles, USA. With Costas Kalogiros. In: Human Aspects of Information Security, Privacy and Trust (Lecture Notes in Computer Science) eds. Theo Tryfonas & Ioannis Askoxylakis. Springer: Heidelberg (see here). [conference paper] Computing Trust Levels Based on Users Personality and Observed System Trustworthiness (2015). 8th International Conference on Trust & Trustworthy Computing (TRUST 2015), Crete, Greece. With Michalis Kanakakis. In: Trust and Trustworthy Computing (Lecture Notes in Computer Science), eds. Mauro Conti, Matthias Schunter & Ioannis Askoxylakis. Springer: Cham (see here). [conference paper] City of Data [keynote] (2014). DigiWorld Summit, Mobility Reloaded, Montpellier, France. Participatory Culture? Tales of Transparency in Corporate Surveillance (2014). Conference-atelier sur la Gouvernance des Transformations Numeriques, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council, School of Management, l Universite du Quebec, Montreal, Canada. Impact4You (2014). CAPS2014, The first international event on Collective Awareness Platforms for Sustainability and Social Innovation, Brussels, Belgium. From Participatory Culture to Prosumer Capitalism (2014). With Pieter Verdegem. Social Media and the Transformation of Public Space, University of Amsterdam and Royal Netherlands Academy of Science, Amsterdam, Netherlands. The City as Living Laboratory: A Playground for the Innovative Development of Smart City Applications (2014). With Carina Veeckman. 20th ICE Conference, IEEE TMC Europe Conference, Bergamo, Italy. In: Engineering, Technology and Innovation (ICE), 2014 International ICE Conference (pp. 1-10). IEEE. The Life and Times of Online Trust (2014). 25th Regional Conference of the International Telecommunication Society (ITS), Brussels, Belgium. Assessing Participatory Governance in the City - The intersection of toolkits, local knowledge and multiple participants in Athens and Ghent (2014). EuroCPR, Brussels, Belgium. Citizens Privacy in Smart Cities: A Prerequisite for Social Engagement (2014). IoT as a Proponent of New Business Models and Social Engagement, Future Internet Assembly (FIA) - Reshaping Infrastructure for Innovation, Athens, Greece. Stakeholder Engagement for Intelligent(er) Cities? (2014). Citizens Science and Smart Cities, European Commission, Joint research Centre - Digital Earth and Reference Data Unit, Ispra, Italy. EPIC: A holistic approach for smart city services (2013). CMI s 6th Annual International Conference: Developing the future ICT infrastructure technologies, markets, and policies, Aalborg, Copenhagen, Denmark. [Menychtas, A., Kranas, P., van der Graaf, S., Vanobberghen, W., Schade, U., Coote, R., and Dirkx, M.].. Usable Trust [keynote](2013). IT Utilities; Trust and Security, RCUK Digital Economy Programme, University of Southampton, UK. Securing and Matching Interests; Sensitive Reviewing (2013). Preservation and Presentation of the Moving Image, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands. The Digital Remake of Hollywood? The role of audiences, filmmakers and the way we tell stories (2013). Research Dialogues, London School of Economics, London, UK. The Evolution of Digital Labour (2013). ILPC, Rutgers University, School of Management and Labor Relations, New Brunswick, USA. The Social Shaping of Privacy Enhancing Technology [chair] (2012). For Your Eyes Only: Privacy, Empowerment and Technology in the Context of Online Social Networks, EMSOC, IWT, Brussels, Belgium. Living Labs in a City Environment (2012). EERA Smart Cities, ENEA Headquarters, Rome, Italy. Organizational Dynamics at Play: Implications for game design (2012). Association for Cultural Economics International, Business Studies at Doshisha University, Kyoto, Japan. Frameworks for Innovation [panel] (2011). ITU Telecom World, Geneva, Switzerland. Market Dynamics and New Ecosystems (2011). VIth Regulatory International Workshop - Conditions of Access Regulation to Promote the ICT Sector, Comisión de Regulación de Comunicaciones, Cartagena De Indias, Colombia. Future Internet, Living Labs and Open Innovation (2011). EMEA Government Industry Interconnect: Open Innovation and Interoperability in the Public Sector, IBM, Rüschlikon, Switzerland. Designing for Spreadable Marketplaces (2010). Tallinn Summer School Workshop in Creative Industries, Tallinn University Baltic Film and Media School and Stockholm School of Economics, Tallinn, Estonia. (2010). Tallinn Summer School Workshop in Creative Industries, Tallinn University Baltic Film and Media School and Stockholm School of Economics, Tallinn, Estonia. (download) Business Design: Embracing the flow [Keynote] (2010). Workshop Knowledge Workers: The Consumer of the Future, Philips Consumer Lab, University of Twente, Drachten, Netherlands. X Factor: User Participation in a Commercial Context (2010). Workshop Educational Challenge: Innovation in Creative Industries, Tallinn University Baltic Film and Media School and Stockholm School of Economics, Tallinn, Estonia. Jeugd 2.0: Mythes rondom Jongeren en Online Gebruikersparticipatie, Innovatie en Kennisverwerving Uitvergroot en Doorgeprikt (2008). ECP, Ministry of Economic Affairs, Den Haag Designing for Mod Development (2008). Luncheon Series at Berkman Center for Internet & Society, Cambridge, USA The Dilemma of Games: Moral Choice in a Digital World (2008). Berkman@10, Cambridge, USA. With Gene Koo Just 1 m0re level (2008). Berkman Center for Internet & Society, Cambridge, USA European Union, Page 7 / 11

8 On Engines and Interfaces: Liberating Business Models and Copyright (2008). MIT Critical Policy Studies of China, Cambridge, USA Viral Media: How s and Why s (2008). CMS Colloquium (moderator), MIT, Cambridge, USA Participatory Web: Creativity, Confidence and Convergence (2007). Technology Foresight Forum, OECD and Industry of Canada, Ottawa, Canada Spill Over Practices of Virtual Markets in a Global Context (2007). Hakuhodo Foresight, Tokyo, Japan Cabalizing the Labour Processes in Game Software Development (2007). International Labour Process Conference, Amsterdam. With Keith Randle Reality Check 2.0: Changing the Way YOU Think of US (2006). MIT, Cambridge, USA Media Industries in the Digital Age: Innovative Market Creation Strategies (2006). Hakuhodo / MIT C3 Conference, Tokyo The Expansion Pack Economy (2006). Popular Culture Association National Conference, Atlanta, USA. With David B. Nieborg Management of Technology and Cultural Change in the Entertainment Industry (2005). Joint workshop of University of Westminster, Goldsmiths College, LSE, London, UK Ad Culture: A Cultural Practice of Brand Experiences (2003). Oxford Internet Institute, Oxford University, Oxford, UK Together We Brand: An Army of Gamers (2003). University of Amsterdam, Netherlands. With David B. Nieborg REPORTS, RESEARCH MEMOS AND WHITE PAPERS van der Graaf, S. (2014). The Fabric of Social Media: An introduction. Media@LSE Working Paper Series. Coenen, T., van der Graaf, S. & Walravens, N. (2014). Firing Up the City? A Smart City Living Lab Methodology. Interdisciplinary Studies Journal with The World Bank, vol.3, number 4, Vanobberghen, W., van der Graaf, S., Custodio, A. & Tommis, M. (2013). Smart City Service Creation and the Living Lab Approach: Benefits and Challenges. van der Graaf, S. and Clippinger, J. (2012). Data Driven Urban Infrastructures and Trust Frameworks, MIT Media lab ID³ Hub, USA. Dini, P., Passani, A., van der Graaf, S., Bellini, F., Monacciani, F., & Spagnoli, F. (2012). The Socio-Economic Impact Assessment of IoS Research Projects. van der Graaf, S., Ramirez Reyes, M., Long, G. (2010). Doctor Who: A Finding Freeflow Case Study. Microsoft, Redmond, USA. van der Graaf, S. (2010). You and OurSpace. C3 Research Memo, MIT, USA. van der Graaf, S. (2007). Spill Over Practices of Virtual Markets: The ComMODification of Inventory Toolkits in a Global Context. Hakuhodo Foresight, Tokyo. Nieborg, D B, van Brussel, S., and van der Graaf, S. (2007). Joystick Cinema - Een marktonderzoek naar de relatie tussen culturele indie games en arthouse films. Submarine - A Cross-Media Production Studio. Amsterdam. SELECTED PROJECTS Impact Innovate Invest (I3)(European Commission CA, f.c); Project Coordinator, PI. SavingFood 2.0 (European Commission CAPS, f.c.); PI. Mobile Therapeutic Attention for Patients with Treatment Resistant Schizophrenia (m-resist) (European Commission PHC, 01/ present); Lead, PI. w OpenLaws (European Commission Specific Programme Civil Justice, 04/2014); Lead. w User Empowerment for Enhanced Online Presence Management (USEMP) (European Commission STREP, 10/2013); PI. w Impact Assessment for Social Innovation (IA4SI) (European Commission CA,10/ present); Project Coordinator, PI. w Open Data (Department of Economics, Science and Innovation, Flemish Government, 01/ /2014); Lead, PI. w OPerational Trustworthiness Enabling Technologies (OPTET)(European Commission CP-IP, 11/ present) w PI/Lead Dynamics of Virtual Labour (European Commission COST, 10/ present); MT member, representing Belgium w Design, Testing and Support of Trusted Open Platforms for Data-Driven applications and Digital Institutions (ID3, 09/ present) w (PI, John Clippinger and Sandy Pentland) Citadel... on the Move (European Commission ICT PSP CIP, 11/ /2014) w PI/WP Lead European Union, Page 8 / 11

9 European Platform for Intelligent Cities (EPIC) (European Commission ICT PSP CIP, 11/ /2013) w Project Coordinator, PI/WP Lead Socio-Economic Impact Assessment for Research Projects (SEQUOIA) (European Commission FP7-ICT : Internet of Services, Software and Virtualisation, 05/ /2012) w Designing for Mod Development: User Creativity as Product Development Strategy on the Firm-Hosted 3D Software Platform (LSE, 10/ /2009) w (under supervision of Robin Mansell) Digital Natives: Born Digital (Berkman Center for Internet & Society, Harvard, 09/ /2008) w (PI, John Palfrey and Urs Gasser) On Developers, Publishers and Gamers: Managing Interactive Innovation in the Game Industry (UH, British Academy, 07/ /2007) ICT and Lifestyle Project: ICTs and Emerging Business Strategies (Hakuhodo Inc., Ericsson Consumer & Enterprise Lab, Utrecht University, 04/ /2006) w (with Yuichi Washida and Michael Björn) RESEARCH AWARDS AND GRANTS Title: Impact Innovate Invest (I3) Collaborator: Coordinator, PI for iminds-smit, partners including T6 and F6 Funder: European Commission; Research and Innovation Action (start ) Amount: 986,750 of which 318,250 to iminds-smit from 2016 Title: Hackair Collaborator: PI for iminds-smit, partners including Draxis Norsk Institutt for Luftforskning, Bund fur Umwelt & Naturschutz Funder: European Commission; CAPS (start ) Amount: 2,000,406 of which 306,550 to iminds-smit from 2016 Title: SavingFood 2.0 Collaborator: PI for iminds-smit, partners including ViLabs OE, University of Southampton, Hungarian Foodbank Association Funder: European Commission; CAPS (start ) Amount: 1,191,698 of which 235,500 to iminds-smit from 2016 Title: Mobile Therapeutic Attention for Patients with Treatment Resistant Schizophrenia (M-Resist) Collaborator: PI for iminds-smit, partners including Gertner, TicSalut, IBM Spain Funder: European Commission; Research and Innovation Action ( ) Amount: 3,870,842 of which 606,250 to iminds-smit from January 2015 Title: Impact Assessment for Social Innovation (IA4SI) Collaborator: PI for iminds-smit, 3 partners T6, Eurokleis and ATC Funder: European Commission; Security ( ) Amount: 720,000 of which 195,000 to iminds-smit from October 2013 Title: User Empowerment for Enhanced Online Presence Management (USEMP) Collaborator: PI for iminds-smit, partners including Radboud University Nijmegen, Luleå University of Technology Funder: European Commission; STREP ( ) Amount: 720,000 of which 237,000 to iminds-smit from October 2013 European Union, Page 9 / 11

10 Title: Open Data Platform voor Vlaanderen Collaborator: PI for iminds-smit, partners including University of Gent Funder: Department of Economics, Science and Innovation, Flemish Government ( ) Amount: 2,389,596 of which 432,000 to iminds-smit from January 2013 Title: OPerational Trustworthiness Enabling Technologies (OPTET) Collaborator: PI for iminds-smit, 14 partners including Thales, SAP, IBM and SINTEF Funder: European Commission; Security ( ) Amount: 7m of which 290,000 to iminds-smit from November 2012 Title: Dynamics of Virtual Work Collaboration: PI for iminds-smit, 22 countries Funder: European Commission; COST Action ( ) Amount: (total worth) 88m of which 4m to (Belgium) iminds-smit and FTU from October 2012 Title: Socio-Economic Impact Assessment for Research Projects (SEQUOIA) Collaborator: Researcher, Paolo Dini and Robin Mansell, Department of Media and Communications (LSE) Funder: European Commission; Supporting Action ( ) Amount: 500,000 of which 150,000 to LSE Title: On Developers, Publishers and Gamers: Managing Interactive Innovation in the Game Industry Lead Institute: PI for Creative Industries Research Consultancy Unit (University of Hertfordshire) Funder: British Academy; Small Research Grant (2006) Amount: 3,997 Other Scholarships and Nominations Institute for Institutional Innovation & Data Driven Design, MIT Media Lab ID³ Hub ( ) Berkman Center for Internet & Society, Harvard (2003, ) London School of Economics (2006, 2007) Hakuhodo Foresight (2006-7) Research Institute for History and Culture, Utrecht University (2003) New York Law School (2003) University of St. Gallen (2003) OII Summer Doctoral Programme - Oxford Internet Institute, University of Oxford (2003) Nomination Best Junior Lecturer, Utrecht University (2002) Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture, and Sciences, Leiden University, and Japan-Netherlands Institute ( ) European Union, Page 10 / 11

11 OTHER ACTVITIES 2015 present Position: Expert Consultation - Evaluator for call OC ; European Cooperation in Science and Technology (EU Framework Programme) - Evaluator Horizon 2020 ethics appraisal procedure; European Commission, DG Research & Innovation 2014 Position: Expert Consultation Evaluator, MultiDisc.- Shaping the Multiple Disciplinary Approach in the Digital Agenda for Europe- Relevant Sections of H2020 ; Institute of European Studies, Vrije Universiteit Brussel 2014 Position: Expert Consultation Expert, Citizens Science and Smart Cities ; EC-JRC - Digital Earth and Reference Data Unit, Ispra, Italy 2014 present Position: Seconded Member, Board of Directors Brussels Centre for Urban Studies, Vrije Universiteit Brussel (Belgium) present Position: Management Committee Member for Belgium COST Dynamics of Virtual Labour Organizer of Brussels Workshop (February 2015) User-generated content impacts on work and labour: Policy implications for EU stakeholders 2012 Position: Advisor Knight Foundation s Knight News Challenge Mobile (USA) Position: Associate Editor ICA Sub-Disciplinary Encyclopaedia of Digital Communication and Society (with Robin Mansell and Peng Hwa Ang), Associate Editor for Social Media (with Pieter Ballon), published by Wiley-Blackwell present Position: Reviewer, Advisor, Member Info: The Journal of Policy, Regulation and Strategy for Telecommunications, Information and Media (2015); IAMCR (2014 present); International Journal of Communication (2014); New Media & Society (2013); Communication Policy & Technology section at IAMCR (2013, 2014); International Journal of Knowledge, Culture and Change Management (2007); Association of Internet Researchers 8.0 (2007) 2007 present Position: Advisory Board Working Paper Series (Department of Media and Communications, London School of Economics) Position: Mentor and Student Representative Mentor of new PhD students and PhD Student Representative (for 3 rd years and above) for the departmental PhD program and LSE-wide PhD student forum (Department of Media and Communications, London School of Economics and Political Science) European Union, Page 11 / 11