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Jaap has been instrumental in the development of the Internet in the Netherlands and in Europe in the early 1980s. After a period of seven years in the US where he was active at the Information Technology Center from CMU (Pittsburgh PA), mt Xinu (Berkeley, CA) and AT&T Bell Labs (Nurray Hill, NJ), he returned to the Netherlands where he joined the first independent ISP. Later he worked as a Technical Advisor for SIDN, the registry of the .NL [[TLD]].

Jaap has been instrumental in the development of the Internet in the Netherlands and in Europe in the early 1980s. After a period of seven years in the US where he was active at the Information Technology Center from CMU (Pittsburgh PA), mt Xinu (Berkeley, CA) and AT&T Bell Labs (Nurray Hill, NJ), he returned to the Netherlands where he joined the first independent ISP. Later he worked as a Technical Advisor for SIDN, the registry of the .NL [[TLD]].

He has served in the Security and Stability Advisory Committee(SSAC) of [[ICANN]]  

He has served in the Security and Stability Advisory Committee(SSAC) of [[ICANN]] since its inception and is co-chair of the RIPE [[DNS]] working group and served as a co-chair for the IETF ProvReg WG <ref>[http://www.icann.org/en/committees/security/ icann.org]</ref>. He is also a regular consultant to [[ICANN]] and their member of the ISO 3166 Maintenance Agency.

since its inception and is co-chair of the RIPE [[DNS]] working group and served as a co-chair for the IETF ProvReg WG <ref>[http://www.icann.org/en/committees/security/ icann.org]</ref>. He is also a regular consultant to [[ICANN]] and their member of the ISO 3166 Maintenance Agency.

Jaap Akkerhuis is also a member of the team of Stanford Solar Center and also SuperSID Software Committee <ref>[http://solar-center.stanford.edu/SID/team/ stanford.edu]</ref>

Jaap Akkerhuis is also a member of the team of Stanford Solar Center and also SuperSID Software Committee <ref>[http://solar-center.stanford.edu/SID/team/ stanford.edu]</ref>