The Crypto Academic Workshop, hosted by the Uniswap Foundation, brings academic and crypto researchers together to jam on some of the biggest and most interesting issues affecting crypto today. The program consists of two days involving a blend of structured and unstructured workshops that culminates with the ‘First Annual Sonoma County Hackademathon’ open to all attendees at Edge City Esmeralda.

9am: Meet and mingle over coffee/tea

10am-1pm: Level-setting presentations

10-10:30: Defi, speakers Ciamac Moallemi and Dan Robinson

10:30-11:00: Protocol Economics, speakers Fahad Saleh and Davide Crapis

11-11:30: Algorithmic Game theory, speakers Mallesh Pai and Quintus Kilbourn

11:30-11:45: PROF, speaker Ari Juels

11:45-12: Break

12-12:30: Consensus, speakers Ertem Nusret Tas and Ben Fisch

12:30: Zero Knowledge, speaker Dan Boneh

12:45: L2, speaker Ed Felten

1pm: Lunch break

2-4pm: Round-robin small group presentations/discussions

Facilitators:

Kartik Nayak - “Data Independent Order Policy Enforcement: Limitations and Solutions”

Dan Robinson - "Priority Is All You Need”

Soubhik Deb - AVS Applicability

Julian Ma - Censorship resistance, inclusion lists & execution auctions

Akaki Mamageishvili - L2 sequencers and rollup validator incentivization

Philip Sheldrake - Love Your Sybils

Neha Narula - Bitcoin L2s

Max Resnick - OFAs

Karthik Srinivasan - Real world MEV data

4:30pm: Closing shareback