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Upcoming Events
Alchemist Blockchain Techstars Accelerator
February 5, 2019, New York City
We're pleased to share that our very own Michael Jablon will be a mentor at the Alchemist Blockchain Techstars Accelerator program in New York City starting this week. The Accelerator program will grow and support ten hand-picked companies whose founders are passionate about building a more open internet and financial system.Past Events
Stanford Blockchain Conference 2019 (formerly BPASE)
January 30 - February 1, 2019, Stanford University
Dean Tribble presented a solution to the train-hotel problem at the Stanford Blockchain Conference. The train-hotel problem comes from Andrew Miller and demonstrates a difficulty with cross-shard communication. In the problem, we want to get a train ticket AND a hotel reservation - if we don’t get both, we want neither. The talk is up on Youtube and slides can be found here (slides in pdf).</p>
OCAP 2018 : Object-Capability Languages, Systems, and Applications
During SPLASH, November 4-9, Boston
Mark Miller and Bill Tulloh organized a workshop on object-capabilities. Marc Stiegler gave the keynote speech on the "Lost Wisdom of the Ancients", the patterns that have historically been helpful for user interface security. JF Paradis from SalesForce presented on Salesforce’s use of a JavaScript ocap security kernel in its Locker Service in an ecosystem of over 5 million developers.
Research and Practice on Blockchain
October 27, Fargo, ND
Our resident economist, Bill Tulloh, spoke on "A Principal-Agent Approach to Securing Smart Contracts". Professor Jason Potts live tweeted it here, here, and here.
Web3 Summit
October 23 14:15 – 14:45, Berlin
Dean Tribble spoke on "The Duality of Smart Contracts and Electronic Rights". Watch the official video here
Blockchain Governance, Law and Policy Panel
October 11 6pm, San Francisco
Kate Sills discussed governance on a panel with Vlad Zamfir, Professor Oliver Goodenough, and Tony Lai.
SFBW - Agoric at SF Cryptocurrency Devs
October 10 7pm, San Francisco
Mark Miller spoke about the Agoric approach to smart contracts. SF Cryptocurrency Devs is an engineers-only developer meetup for blockchain engineers seeking to learn about the innovation surrounding new and emerging applications of cryptography to digital currencies. Watch the official video.
SFBW Epicenter - Authority in Smart Contracts
October 8th 2:20PM - 2:45PM, Stage - Titans of Tech
Dean Tribble (CEO) spoke about the problems with identity-based access control and how to handle authority in smart contracts.
TC39
September 25-27, NYC
Our Chief Scientist Mark Miller attended the regular meeting of the JavaScript standards committee.
Rebooting the Web of Trust
September 26-28, Toronto
Kate Sills, our Community Lead, attended the premier event for decentralized identity.
ETHBerlin
September 7-9, Berlin
Agoric sponsored ETHBerlin, an Ethereum hackathon. Dean Tribble and Kate Sills had a blast meeting more of the Ethereum community and learning about upcoming projects.
SecurEth Smart Contract Security Unconference
September 6, Berlin
Dean Tribble attended this meeting on smart contract security.
Centre for Independent Studies Consilium
August 9-11, Australia
Kate Sills spoke about smart contracts at this annual gathering of Australian politicians and heads of industry.
Decentralized Web Summit
July 31-August 2, San Francisco
Brian Warner spoke on “Fearless Cooperation: Giving eval() to your worst enemy for fun and profit.” (Video, Slides)
TC39
July 24-27, Redmond, WA
At the TC39 meeting, Mark Miller presented on the results of the Realms shim security review. Realms is a standards track proposal for JavaScript that SES builds on.
Zcon0
June 26-28, Montreal
Dean Tribble and Mark Miller led a workshop on smart contracts.