Latest update: 04/1/2023 19:00 EET
CAPRICE PRIVACY AMBASSADORS
A group of individuals has supported and energised the entire CAPrice community, maintaining the social processes within. They initiate actions, generate ideas, and motivate others. For historical reasons, here is the complete list:
- Lori B. Andrews (University Distinguished Professor of Law, Director at Institute for Science, Law & Technology)
- Antonis Bikakis (Associate Professor at UCL)
- Agnieszka (Aga) Cenzartowicz (Lawyer, Privacy Expert, Senior Partner SWC Group)
- Ioannis Chrysakis (ICT-Expert, R&D Engineer at FORTH-ICS)
- Mathieu D'Aquin (Professor of Informatics at the NUI Galway, Researcher & Developer)
- Giorgos Flouris (Researcher at FORTH-ICS)
- Maciej Kiedrowicz (Vice-Dean Faculty of Cybernetics, Lecturer at Military University of Technology)
- Håkon Wium Lie (Privacy activist, Inventor of CSS, CTO at Opera Software)
- Hiroshi Miyashita (Associate Professor, Chuo University)
- Panagiotis Papadakos (Post-doc Researcher at FORTH-ICS)
- Theodore Patkos (Post-doc Researcher at FORTH-ICS)
- Vassilis Routsis (Research Associate for the UK Data Service at the UCL, Member of Critical Citizens)
- Brian Schildt (Chief Relationship Officer at Privacore)
- Robert H. Sloan (Professor & Head at Dept. of Computer Science, University of Illinois)
- Gavin Smith (Deputy Head, School of Sociology, ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences)
- Lefteris Stavrakakis (Information Security Auditor at CNET)
- Pinelopi Troulinou (Research Analyst at Trilateral Research, Co-founder of Critical Citizens)
- Dimitris Tsapogas (Postdoctoral Researcher at University of Oxford, Co-founder of Critical Citizens)
- Richard Warner (Professor of Law, Director of School of American Law)
- Nicolo Zingales (Lecturer in Competition and Information law at Sussex Law School)
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