Dirk Trossen (University of Cambridge): The EIFFEL Think Tank - Agreeing on disagreements
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The EIFFEL Think Tank was established in 2008 to organize international experts in internet research. Its objectives are to establish an international research community, organize meetings for discussion and debate, and disseminate outcomes through whitepapers. The think tank aims to make progress by agreeing on disagreements, formulating challenges, arguing different viewpoints, and prioritizing disagreements. It operates through a cycle of meetings where topics are discussed and outputs are published or dropped based on debate.
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