Join us for the Lagrange Science Fair this Thursday, July 31st in anticipation of SBC 2025 (Science of Blockchain Conference)! Hear from top researchers from @Yale, @Stanford, @Cornell, @UCBerkeley, and @Penn on new innovations in blockchain & AI:

Speaker Spotlight: Charalampos Papamanthou @chbpap the co-director of the Yale Applied Cryptography Lab and Chief Scientist at Lagrange He present our latest research on Dynamic zk‑SNARKs (accepted into SBC 2025)—a new leap in verifiable computation

Speaker Spotlight: Mahimna Kelkar @_mahimna—a PhD researcher from @Cornell—is currently developing research at @OffchainLabs and will soon be teaching as an assistant professor at @LifeAtPurdue His research blends applied cryptography and blockchain security

Speaker Spotlight: Trisha Datta @TrishaCDatta is a Computer Science PhD at @Stanford with Dan Boneh and the Stanford Cryptography Group She is currently building the mathematical foundations for information privacy and integrity, applying zk-SNARKs to real-world problems

Speaker Spotlight: Dimitris Kolonelos Dimitris is a postdoc at UC Berkeley (hosted by Sanjam Garg) and PhD graduate from IMDEA His research explores the intersection of cryptographic theory, blockchain tech, and digital privacy

Speaker Spotlight: Alireza Shirzad @alrshirzad is a Lagrange research intern & PhD student at @penn advised by Pratyush Mishra He is currently designing proof systems and SNARKs—and will share new work on SNARK optimizations

Speaker Spotlight: Franklin Delehelle @delehef holds a PhD in CS with 124 citations across high-performance computing and distributed systems Today, he brings that rigor to zkML—turning zero-knowledge theory into robust, scalable systems as a Research Engineer at Lagrange

Why join the Lagrange Science Fair? → Preview SBC 2025 research before the conference → Connect with top ZK contributors → Learn how proofs are evolving to meet the demands of real-world AI 🗓️ Thursday, July 31st 🕛 12–2PM EDT 🔗 RSVP for the link →