Projects

A lot has happened since 14 years ago, a paper entitled “Bitcoin: A Peer-to-PeerElectronic Cash System” was posted online by…

The UZH Blockchain Center was recently awarded a grant by the IOTA Foundation to study the Consensus Model and Crypto-economics…

The Stellar network has the aim of providing a decentralised and efficient way of trading any kind of money, with…

BDLT has developed an extensive research record around blockchains. We stand that DLT-based systems are paramount examples of complex socio-economic-technical…

No1s1 is a house that belongs to no one but itself. The project enhances Decentralised Autonomous Organisations (DAOs) and supports practitioners in the design and implementation of DAOs. 

Blockchain Presence is a spin-off of the University of Zurich that aims to create a blockchain oracle for the Ethereum platform.

The practice-oriented blockchain guidelines facilitate decision-making for governmental processes of the Canton Zurich.

FLAMINGO develops a joint program of research activities to contribute to the development of network management and operation frameworks for the Future Internet (FI)

CoinBlesk can exchange Bitcoins with other CoinBlesk users in less than 1 second over Near Field Communications (NFC) with auto-accept.

Managing the life cycle of a car with blockchain technology. We develop the cardossier, a blockchain-based digital dossier where all data from a vehicle’s life cycle can be stored transparently and securely.

An overview of Blockchain-related work performed at the CSG since 2014, including the full set of CSG team members, students, their papers and theses, and respective talks.

Use of IoT sensor devices leveraging blockchain technology to assert data immutability and public accessibility, while reducing operational costs in the pharmaceutical supply-chain.

The BloSS is the component where each service provider taking part in the cooperative defense and able to post information about an ongoing attack to the Ethereum Blockchain.

ICT COST Action IC1304: Autonomous Control for a Reliable Internet of Services The main objective is to create a European network of experts, from both academia and industry, aiming at the development of autonomous control methods and algorithms for a reliable and quality-aware IoS.

Auction-based Charging and User-centric System. This project considers the changes and challenges the monopoly of the Mobile Network Operator (MNO) call-termination, which overcomes the monopoly obstacle of this market.