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Dr. Stephan Grimmelikhuijsen is an Associate Professor at Utrecht University's Department of Public Administration and Organizational Science, affiliated with the Utrecht University School of Governance. His research and teaching focus on citizen trust, digitization (including AI) in the public sector, government transparency, and behavioral public administration.
- Research Areas: Governing the Digital Society, Human-centered Artificial Intelligence, Institutions for Open Societies (IOS)
- Expertise: Transparency, Political Trust, Artificial Intelligence, Public Management, Experiments, Behavioral Public Administration
He is currently a senior researcher in multiple NWO and H2020 projects, including ALGOPOL (studying algorithm-use with police), AI4INTELLIGENCE (developing AI standards for police and intelligence professionals), and projects on regulatory agency reputations and public sector stereotypes. His work has been recognized with prestigious awards such as the NWO-Veni award and Van Poelje award.
- Scientific Awards:
- NWO-Veni award (2015)
- Veni grant for judiciary transparency research (2015)
- Van Poelje award (Feb 2014)
- Second best paper of Study Group I (2013)
- Fulbright scholarship (2012)
- Best article award (2012)
Stephan teaches courses on digital transformation in the public sector and constitutional/administrative law. He serves as Associate Editor for the Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory and is actively engaged in advancing public governance through innovative research.
