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Embark on a journey into the captivating world of blockchain technology at the TUM Blockchain Conference, organized by the TUM Blockchain Club. Scheduled for September 22nd & 23rd at Munich's Forum der Zukunft, this student-led event opens doors to profound insights into the blockchain landscape. [weiterlesen]

Burak Öz, a researcher at the chair for Software Engineering of Business Information Systems (sebis) at the Technical University of Munich (TUM), has written an article on Ethereum and Proof-of-Stake. You can read it here (German article). [weiterlesen]

Maximal Extractable Value is a relatively new concept focusing on value that is to be gained from blockchain systems apart from intended rewards, such as a block reward. [weiterlesen]

The Chair of Software Engineering of Business Information Systems (sebis) at the Technical University of Munich is looking for excellent candidates for a PhD position (100% TVL-E 13) in the area of Blockchain-based Systems Engineering. [weiterlesen]

The Chair of Strategy and Organization (Prof. Dr. Isabell M. Welpe) offers a PhD opportunity together with the Frankfurt School Blockchain Center (Prof. Dr. Philipp Sandner). [weiterlesen]

The Chair of Software Engineering of Business Information Systems (sebis) at the Technical University of Munich is looking for excellent candidates for a PhD position (100% TVL-E 13) in the area of Blockchain-based Systems Engineering. [weiterlesen]

Coindesk evaluated the blockchain capabilities in research, teaching, collaboration, and economic impact of 230 universities worldwide in a survey. The result: The Technical University Munich (TUM) ranked as the best German blockchain university and 31st overall. [weiterlesen]

Bitcoin mining causes about 22 million tons of CO2 annually – comparable to the emissions of cities such as Hamburg or Las Vegas. This was the conclusion of a detailed analysis of the cryptocurrency's carbon footprint by researchers of TUM and MIT. In their new study, the interdisciplinary team of… [weiterlesen]

TU Munich has released together with other universities the Whitepaper "Building the digital credential infrastructure for the future", outlining the process to create a global digital credential infrastructure that sets a worldwide standard for issuing, storing, displaying and verifying… [weiterlesen]

A recent study by researchers at TU München reveals that the annual carbon emissions of the Bitcoin network range from 22.0 to 22.9 MtCO2 which is comparable to larger cities and even countries such as Jordan and Sri Lanka. [weiterlesen]