Delendum Future Computing Research Workshop
Future Computing Research Workshop is an event designed to bring together leading experts in the field of computing to discuss the latest advancements in the industry as well as exploring new tools and constructions together. The workshop will focus on a wide range of topics, including verifiable computation, artificial intelligence, quantum computing, and more.
Throughout the workshop, attendees will have the opportunity to participate in interactive sessions, hear keynote speeches from industry leaders, and network with other researchers and professionals in the field. The event will also feature a poster session where attendees can present their own research and receive feedback from their peers.
Agenda
10:00 – 11:00 am: New Constructions (15 mins each, 4 total)
Jens Groth
New Memory Techniques for zkVMs in Recursion / Folding
Keone Hon
Accelerating EVM Execution
Ulrich Haböck, David, Shahar
STARKs over the Mersenne Prime M31
Guiltygyoza
An Architectural Expansion of The World Computer
11:00 - 12:00 pm: New Applications (15 mins each, 4 total)
Zac Williamson
Merging Web2 and Web3 with Zero-Knowledge Middleware
Ron Bodkin
Decentralized AI Agents: Conceptualizing the Intersection of AI and Blockchain
Aniket
Building Web3 Oracles
Yi Sun
What Can ZK Do for On-Chain Application Architecture
12:45 – 02:00 pm: New Ideas (15 mins each, 5 total)
Michael Gao
HW / SW Co-design: Applying Novel Computer Architectures from AI to Cryptography
Pratyush Tiwari
Why Many Deployed FRI-based SNARKs Are Extremely Risky
Wei Dai
The Future for Trust-minimized Services is Horizontal Scaling
Nick Cosby
Effective Security for ZKML - The Importance of the Social Layer
Sina Sabet
Cryptographic Time-stamping
02:00 - 03:00 pm: New Tools (15 mins each, 4 total)
Wei Jie Koh
Client-Side Proof Acceleration with WebGPU
Daniel Lubarov + Ventali Tan
Plonky3 / Valida zkVM toolchain: Pushing the Performance and Usability of ZKP
Jon Stephens
Privacy Leaks in Zero Knowledge Proofs
Adrian Brink
Intents, ZKPs and Anoma
03:15 - 03:45 pm: Future Landscape (Panel)
Guy Wuollet (a16z)
Ventali Tan (Lita)
Ryan Cao (Modulus Labs)
Brandon (Mina)
One other speaker
03:45 - 04:15 pm: Workshops
Weikeng Chen
Modular Zero-Knowledge Proofs
Shravan Srinivasan
Reckle Trees: Verifiable MapReduce Computation
Conway
High-Efficiency Fraud Proof System for Extremely Large Programs
Apply to speak
Please reach out to research@delendum.xyz and fill out this [google form] if you are interested in becoming a speaker.
Note that speakers are expected to bring personal opinions and ideas to this workshop. The presentations should not be related to the current project participants are working on, but rather original, exploratory topics that lead to the creation of new methods, constructions and tools.