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Country:	Netherlands
Email:	jaap [at] sidn.nl
LinkedIn:	[jaap-akkerhuis Jaap Akkerhuis]
Twitter:	@agercasa

Jaap Akkerhuis is a Research Engineer at NLnet Labs ^[1], a small research and development group that focuses on IT development.

Jaap has been instrumental in the development of the Internet in the Netherlands and in Europe since the early 1980s. After a period of seven years in the US where he was active at the Information Technology Center from CMU, mt Xinu, and AT&T Bell Labs, 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 ccTLD.

He has served in ICANN's SSCA since its inception and is co-chair of the RIPE DNS working group, and he has also served as a co-chair for the IETF ProvReg Working Group.^[2]. He is a regular consultant for ICANN and a member of the ISO 3166 Maintenance Agency.

Jaap Akkerhuis is also a member of the Stanford Solar Center and SuperSID Software Committee.^[3]

Career History[edit | edit source]

System Developer at SurfNet
Systems engineer at NLnet
Senior Product Engineer at mt Xinu
Senior Programmer at CMU ITC
System Engineer at Centrum voor Wiskunde en Informatica (CWI)

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[2] .org

[3] stanford.edu

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-Jaap Akkerhuis is a Research Engineer at NLnet Labs <ref>[http://nl.linkedin.com/pub/jaap-akkerhuis/3/687/340 linkedin.com]</ref>, a small research and development group that focuses on those developments in Internet technology where bridges between theory and practical deployment need to be built and areas where engineering and standardization takes place.
+'''Jaap Akkerhuis''' is a Research Engineer at NLnet Labs <ref>[http://nl.linkedin.com/pub/jaap-akkerhuis/3/687/340 linkedin.com]</ref>, a small research and development group that focuses on IT development.
-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 since the early 1980s. After a period of seven years in the US where he was active at the Information Technology Center from CMU, mt Xinu, and AT&T Bell Labs, 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 [[ccTLD]].
-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.
+He has served in [[ICANN]]'s [[SSCA]] since its inception and is co-chair of the [[RIPE]] [[DNS]] working group, and he has also served as a co-chair for the [[IETF]] ProvReg Working Group.<ref>[http://www.icann.org/en/committees/security/ icann.org]</ref>. He is a regular consultant for [[ICANN]] and a 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 Stanford Solar Center and SuperSID Software Committee.<ref>[http://solar-center.stanford.edu/SID/team/ stanford.edu]</ref>
 ==Career History==