Aalborg University presented at 8th IEEE International Conference on Blockchain (Blockchain-2025) in Zhengzhou, China (28 Oct – 2 Nov 2025).
Why we were there: Computational Energy Efficiency: By optimizing the complexity of Zero-Knowledge Shuffles and cryptographic proofs, the research directly reduces the CPU overhead and electrical power required for Ethereum nodes to maintain consensus.
What we said: Cryptographic optimization is carbon efficiency: This study enhances Ethereum’s security and energy sustainability simultaneously by improving Zero-Knowledge Shuffle performance in Single Secret Leader Election (SSLE).
Audience: Target audience: academic and industrial researchers on artificial intelligence and agents.
Contribution: Talk, paper presented.
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