In this section, the participants of the Dutch Research Delta are listed. There are different ways to participate in the DRD. Below, the participants are grouped according to their participation type.

Founding fathers

The founding fathers are the three entities that started the Dutch Research Delta.

Name	Contact	Information
KPN	Nico Baken	www.kpn.nl
TNO	Erik Fledderus	www.tno.nl
Universities

Partner organisations

The partner organisations are involved with the DRD by providing a promotor, co-promotor or financial aid for a research project.

Godfathers

Godfathers of the DRD have adopted a (PhD) student, and support this student in his or her research. The support can be with finances or advise, but also other means needed to complete the research.

(PhD) students

The PhD and master students involved in the DRD do research relevant to one of the three themes, and present the results of that research on this website.

Name	Contact	Research	Information
Lu,Yue	y.lu@tudelft.nl	The behavior and performance of streaming media
Vazifehdan, Javad	J.Vazifehdan@tudelft.nl	Dependable Communication in Personal Networks
Lakshmanan, Madan	M.K.Lakshmanan@tudelft.nl	Wavelet Radio for Streetlight concept
Boven, Edgar van	E.F.M.vanBoven@tudelft.nl	Trans-sector Innovation frameworks
Huijboom, Noor	noor.huijboom@tno.nl	Social capital impact on joint technological innovation
Wiegel, Vincent	V.Wiegel@tudelft.nl	Moral software agents
Madureira, António	A.J.PintoSoaresMadureira@tudelft.nl	Trans-sector Digital Information Networks
Jonge, Lars de	L.C.deJonge@student.TUDelft.NL	A business model for the Smart Home
Langley, David	david.langley@tno.nl	The Role of Social Contagion in Innovation Adoption
Risselada, Hans	H.Risselada@rug.nl	Modelling the impact of social networks on adoption of new ICT products and services
Schols, Marjon	schols@eshcc.eur.nl	ICT and social cohesion
Sauer, Sabrina	s.c.sauer@utwente.nl	Domestication-dialogues: Social and cultural factors influencing ICT-innovation – a Living Lab approach