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Quirine van Eeden, Waag, by Jimena Gauna, 2020.

Quirine van EedenConcept Developer

Quirine van Eeden was a concept developer for Waag's Future Internet Lab. She focused on developing programmes that promote the technical emancipation of citizens and the democratization of technology.

Formerly, Quirine worked at a public sector consultancy firm and participated in the Nationale DenkTank. Quirine has her master's in Philosophy of law.

Current projects

Police Drones and ethics

Politiedrones en ethiek - Christopher Burns via Unsplash
Future Internet Lab
The Dutch national police plans to use more drones. Waag organises citizen focus groups to research the ethical considerations necessary.

MicroMemberships

Photo by Dylan Gillis on Unsplash
Future Internet Lab
How innovative online revenue models can improve the independence of makers.

BioCommons

DNA
Open Wetlab
In BioCommons, we investigate how we as a society can deal with our biological and genetic data, and how this data can be seen as a commons.

ACROSS

Evening air traffic in Europe
Future Internet Lab
ACROSS improves privacy-friendly data exchange between EU member states' public services.

Public Stack Design Proces

Public Stack Summit
Future Internet Lab
Together with INFO, TU Delft (Cities of Things Lab), Waag dives into the design process of an open source service and a commercial service.

DEPS

Chris Julien bij Nieuwsuur
Future Internet Lab
DEPS (Digital European Public Spaces) has the goal to research and facilitate digital European public spaces that are open, democratic, and sustainable.

Closed projects

Code for Children's Rights

Code voor kinderrechten, Waag, 2020
Future Internet Lab
Waag works together with Leiden University to create a Code for children's rights, creating a safer digital environment for children.