Blockchain in Science and Education

Place: Leonhardstrasse 21, LEE E 101

Day: 29.01.2019
Time: 6:30-9pm

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Intersecting blockchain and science has a great potential for incentivizing collaboration and openness in science, finding new ways of funding research projects, and empowering the scientific community. Join the discussion about the place of peer-to-peer technologies in the
scientific ecosystem organized by the ETH Zurich Spinoff Validity Labs and the ETH Library Lab.

Program 

18:30 - Entry

18:45 - "Which incentive schemes exist in blockchain-based systems?",
prof. Claudio Tessone, Assistant Professor of Network Science,
University of Zurich

19:05 - "Decentralized Science - vision of SEED", Dr. Aleksandra
Sokolowska, Head of Research and Analytics Validity Labs

19:25 - "Token Bonding Curves in Practice: Testing Current Design
Patterns with Industry Use Cases", Paul Kohlhaas, founder of Linum Labs

19:45 - "Science Matters and EUREKA projects", Isabelle Siegrist,
co-founder & advisor EurekaToken.io <http://EurekaToken.io>

20:05 - "Decentralized incentive systems for public good creation", Dr.
Marcus M. Dapp, Postdoctoral Researcher in Computational Social Science
at ETH Zurich

20:15 - Panel on "Blockchain in Education and Science", featuring:

- Maximiliane Okonnek, Managing Director of ETH Library Lab,
ETH Zurich:
- Isabelle Siegrist
- Dr. Aleksandra Sokolowska
- Paul Kohlhaas
- Markus Dapp
- Sima Baymani, Embedded Software Engineer at Paul ScherrerInstitut PSI
- prof. Claudio Tessone
- Dr Sebastian Bürgel, Co-founder & CTO Validity Labs

20:35 - Networking

The apero is sponsored by Validity Labs.