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Jeroen van Grondelle

Researcher at HU University of Applied Sciences Utrecht and PhD researcher at the Open University of the Netherlands.

My research focuses on value-sensitive design of public sector and healthcare services, with a particular emphasis on human collaboration with algorithmic systems in decision-making. I study how interactive, explainable, and participatory AI systems can strengthen user agency, trust, and responsible use of algorithmic advice in complex societal contexts. My PhD reseqarch focuses on the integration of VSD techniques into the design practices used by design practitioners.


Research Themes

  • Value-sensitive design (VSD) in public sector and healthcare
  • Incorporating VSD techniques into the existing practices of professionals
  • Human–algorithm collaboration in decision-making processes

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Current & Recent Projects


Academic Profile

  • 🎓 PhD Researcher — Open University of the Netherlands
  • 🔬 Researcher — HU University of Applied Sciences Utrecht
  • 🧩 Focus: Value Sensitive Design, AI in public services, human–algorithm collaboration

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Keywords

Value Sensitive Design · Human-AI Interaction · Public Sector Innovation · Healthcare Systems · Explainable AI · Digital Government · Algorithmic Decision-Making · Trust & Agency

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  1. esp32-super-mini-case esp32-super-mini-case Public

    A simple case for the different variants of ESP32 Super Mini boards.

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