Modern Zero Knowledge Cryptography

Friday, February 03, 2023 at 2:00pm to 3:30pm

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The Modern Zero Knowledge Cryptography IAP program surveys recent advancements in ZK crypto over the last ten years, with a strong emphasis on their practical and user-facing applications. Topics covered range from the mathematical foundations of modern ZK protocols (elliptic curve cryptography, pairing-based cryptography, polynomial commitment schemes, zkSNARKs, etc.) to practical constructions of digital systems enabled by ZK primitives (digital identity, zero-knowledge machine learning, decentralized games, and more). Students will build their own ZK crypto project, with support from course staff and mentors

For more details—course information, syllabus, sample projects, and more—visit https://zkiap.com/

Event Type

IAP (Independent Activities Period)

Events By Interest

IAP (Independent Activities Period)

Events By School

School of Science

Tags

math, mathematics, cryptography, IAP

Department
Department of Mathematics
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