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Article on MEV published by Börse Stuttgart Digital Exchange

Börse Stuttgart Digital Exchange approached sebis to write articles on topics from the blockchain ecosystem for their academy blog. Burak Öz wrote his first article on maximal extractable value (MEV) and the value of information in blockchains. You can read the article here: https://academy.bsdex.de/der-wert-von-informationen-in-blockchains-maximal-extractable-value-mev


Four New Software Campus Projects

In the tenth year of the Software Campus program, four doctoral students from the sebis chair were selected as new participants: Oleksandra Klymenko, Sascha Nägele, Pascal Philipp and Phillip Schneider.

The Software Campus is a qualification program with the goal of imparting experience, skills and abilities to students and graduates of computer science and related study programs, accompanying their master’s thesis or doctorate, that are essential for achieving a leadership position in business. It is jointly financed by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF), ten industrial partners (e.g. Volkswagen, DATEV, Holtzbrinck, Huawei, MediaMarktSaturn, ...) and eleven research partners (DFKI, KIT, TU Darmstadt, TU Munich, ...). Each project is funded with up to 100,000 euros over a maximum project duration of two years. Furthermore, each participant takes part in six training sessions from the industry partners on in the areas of leadership, methods as well as social and self-competences.

All descriptions of the new Software Campus projects can be found on the sebis research webpage. The original article is available here.

More information: http://www.softwarecampus.de

 


TU Munich ranks as best German blockchain university - 31st worldwide

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.

The Sebis chair, as a founder of the Blockchain Research cluster, has heavily contributed to its success. The lecture "Blockchain-based Systems Engineering" has been visited by over 2000 students since its inception, high research impact and other factors have contributed to the success of the TUM in the area of blockchain and adjacent technologies.

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Sebis Presents Blockchain Study at RWTH Aachen University

As part of the MyScore project at RWTH Aachen University, sebis presented first results of a blockchain feasibility study in the context of student mobility on Friday (June 25, 2021). The MyScore project is investigating various digital recognition processes - and blockchain technology offers promising techniques for digital authentication and validation. Different use cases are identified and evaluated. Subsequently, one scenario is selected to develop a prototype system, demonstrating the capabilities of the blockchain-based process.