Meet the Team

Martin De Heaver

Managing Director
Formerly Executive Director at CPC and has founded and run a number of new and established enterprises. He has also been supporting new entrepreneurs as a judge and mentor at the London Business School since 2004. He has also delivered research projects funded by EU frameworks 4/5 and 7 and InnovateUK, and is a former Visiting Senior Research Fellow at King’s College London.

Bernd Stahl

Investigator
Director of the Centre for Computing and Social Responsibility at De Montfort University. His interests include philosophical issues arising from the intersections of business, technology, and information. This includes the ethics of ICT and critical approaches to information systems. He specialises in advising on the ethical issues arising from emerging technologies and how responsible research and innovation principles can use anticipatory governance approaches to help ensure improved outcomes for research.

Marina Jirotka

Investigator
Professor of Human Centred Computing at Oxford University. She undertakes work focused on deepening societal comprehension of the impacts of technology and ameliorating negative effects by anticipating outcomes. She leads the human centred computing group, an interdisciplinary research group that aims to understand the ways in which technology affects communication, collaboration and knowledge exchange within scientific, work and home settings.

Serena Dolby

Training Manager
Serena is a specialist in training having devised and delivered training at the British Standards Institute, Volkswagen, Opus Energy and more. She is TAP certified and CIPD qualified with over 10 years experiene in learning and development.
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Carolyn Ten Holter

Researcher
Carolyn has over twenty years’ experience in industry. A social scientist by training, she is part of Marina Jirotka’s Human-Centred-Computing research group at the University of Oxford, investigating responsible innovation in quantum technologies.
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Philip Inglesant

Researcher
Philip is researching trust in online algorithimic systems in the ReEnTrust project. This has recently held its second Stakeholder Workshop in December 2019 and the results will be reported soon. Until November 2019, Philip was researching Responsible Innovation as a project in the Networked Quantum Information Technologies (NQIT) Hub, part of a major UK government investment in quantum technologies.