Innovation Circle
To build secure and resilient Web3 systems, transparency alone is not enough. By placing greater emphasis on simplicity, we can make the peer-review of code more effective and minimize security breaches in the Web3 space.
Stephanie So
Stephanie So is an economist, policy analyst and co-founder of Geeq, a blockchain security company. Throughout her career, she has applied technology within her specialist disciplines. In 2001, she was the first to use machine learning on social science data at the National Center for Supercomputing Applications. More recently, she researched the use of distributed networking processes in healthcare and patient safety in her role as a senior lecturer at Vanderbilt University. Stephanie is a graduate of Princeton University and the University of Rochester.
Why less may be more when building Web3 - Opinion
The Metaverse will bring unbridled evolution to NFTs NFTs are here to stay and the arrival of the metaverse is only set to make their appeal and use even more popular.
- Opinion
Digitizing charity: We can do better at doing good Blockchain technology won’t just make online donations easier, it will pave the way for exciting new forms of charity fundraising.
- Opinion
Green blockchain should work smarter, not harder A more lightweight, smarter blockchain would certainly have a smaller-size environmental footprint, and that is the goal.
- Expert Take
The role of decentralized networks in a data-abundant, hyperconnected world Humanity is producing a staggering volume of data, but the processing power of chips cannot keep pace — decentralization is the answer.