Jeremy Grosman

Jeremy Grosman holds a Doctorate and is affiliated with the University of Namur, primarily within the Faculty of Arts and the Namur Digital Institute. His research explores the ethical and societal implications of algorithmic systems, with a focus on digital media infrastructure, recommendation algorithms, and media education initiatives. He collaborates across disciplines in engineering, sociology, and philosophy.

Education:

• Doctorate (specific field unspecified)

Research Interests: Jeremy investigates how algorithmic systems shape cultural consumption (e.g., music recommendations), influence educational outcomes, and impact privacy in digital spaces. His work critiques normativities embedded in technical objects and advocates for transparent algorithmic governance through global media literacy initiatives like the 'In the Shoes of an Algorithm' game.

Collaborations: Active in cross-country research on biometric security (PROTECT project, 2016-2019) and digital infrastructure security (SmartGate project, 2020-2023). Engages with global academic communities through workshops and conferences on media literacy and algorithmic ethics.

Awards:

• Petit concours de vulgarisation de recherches par des jeunes chercheurs (2013)

Labs/Teams: Member of the Centre de Recherche Information, Droit et Societe and Science & Philosophy research center at Namur. Leads interdisciplinary teams developing educational tools and cybersecurity solutions.