Tag: Blockchain
How can Smart Contracts disrupt the Legal Space?
by Dean Rauschenbusch on July 10, 2017 4:41 pm
For most of us Bitcoin is this mysterious and exiting digital currency that we read about in the news every now and then. Some of us see it as a bubble while others believe it is the currency of the future or maybe something in between. But what is actually the technology that drives… Read more How can Smart Contracts disrupt the Legal Space?
Blockchain Scalability
by Kyle Durfee on July 9, 2017 7:21 am
During his presentation Dr. Jeff Welser commented on current innovation and potential impact of an exciting new technology, blockchain. In addition to a brief explanation and some example use cases (escrow, audits, general transaction processing) he conveyed that he recognizes that blockchain has a scaling issue, a popular concern in the space. I chose to… Read more Blockchain Scalability
Online Voting: Political Science Fiction
by Samuel Piotr Emch on July 7, 2017 12:30 pm
Enable people to vote online (e-voting) can potentially increase the voter base. Security challenges are preventing states from implementing e-voting. E-voting has to be verifiable for the individual (voter) and universally (ballot). Casting votes online for big scale political elections and votes is still far away. “Online voting will come” says Chris Cruz,… Read more Online Voting: Political Science Fiction
Undergraduate Student in Information and Communication Technology at the Royal Institute of Technology in Sweden and want to focus on Mathematics. I also study Chinese at Dalarna University.
Prior to my Undergraduate studies I lived in China where I worked at a consultancy and learned more about Chinese Culture and Language. In Berlin I worked at a Startup in analytics, Customer Relationship Management and Marketing.
It is one of my goals to become fluent in Chinese with the aim to strengthen the economic partnership between China and Europe, especially within technology.
Prior to my Undergraduate studies I lived in China where I worked at a consultancy and learned more about Chinese Culture and Language. In Berlin I worked at a Startup in analytics, Customer Relationship Management and Marketing.
It is one of my goals to become fluent in Chinese with the aim to strengthen the economic partnership between China and Europe, especially within technology.
