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Dedis
Decentralised Distributed Systems
This new lab started in July 2015 at EPFL under the direction of Professor Bryan Ford.
In our lab we apply the research in cryptography about distributed systems to produce deployable and usable libraries and applications both for research and real-world-applications.
Our main programming-language is Go(lang) because of its performance and easy use.
We put up some
if you want to join us.
Crypto
This library has been started at Yale university and is tuned to be a high-performance, easy to use implementation of both elliptical curve and discrete logarithm cryptography.
You can find it on https://github.com/dedis/crypto
Cothority
For this project we put together different implementations of collective signing algorithms that can be tested on different platforms (deterlab and local).
Our next goal is to have a ready-to-use collective signing daemon for easy deployment.
https://github.com/dedis/cothority
Dissent
Blockchains
Signed application updates
Conferences
You can find a list of conferences related to our work and what submissions we did.
Student Resources
Writing:
- Mathematical writing by Donald E. Knuth et al.
- Notes on writing papers by Daniel J. Bernstein
- Common problems with conference/journal papers by Peter Gutmann
- How to write a paper by Oded Goldreich
- The Elements of Style by William Strunk
- The King's English by Henry W. Fowler
General:
- A letter to research students by Duane A. Bailey
- You and your research by Richard Hamming
- Career advice by Terence Tao
- List of references for research students, Iowa State University