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Overview

The fourth RedChainLab Workshop will take place from June 10th to 12th 2025 in Lyon, France, marking another significant milestone in the journey of the RedChainLab project.

Since its inception three years ago, the workshop has become a premier forum for high-profile researchers from both academia and industry to share their knowledge and collaborate on cutting-edge technologies. This year, the workshop will once again cover a wide range of topics, including blockchain, decentralized cloud computing, edge computing, security, and federated learning.

RedChainLab is a joint research initiative between iExec Blockchain Tech, a pioneering SME based in Lyon, and the DRIM research team at the LIRIS CNRS laboratory (LIRIS-UMR 5205). Together, these two major players in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes digital innovation ecosystem are working on a bold vision—to develop scalable, trusted, and privacy-preserving decentralized marketplaces.

iExec Blockchain Tech, founded in 2016, has been building decentralized cloud computing infrastructure. Using Ethereum blockchain, iExec developed a platform for sharing resources without intermediaries, enabling new applications while addressing challenges like scalability, trust, and confidentiality. The RedChainLab project addresses key challenges for creating a decentralized marketplace, including blockchain scalability, establishing trust, and ensuring data confidentiality. This year’s workshop will discuss ongoing research, share insights, and explore solutions to these challenges.

Participants can expect to engage in in-depth discussions on the progress of RedChainLab’s research agenda, which focuses on pushing the limits of blockchain scalability, developing mechanisms to guarantee trust in multi-blockchain environments, and preserving the privacy of participants and data within decentralized marketplaces. These discussions will contribute to shaping the future of decentralized cloud solutions and strengthening the foundation for a more open, resilient, and transparent digital economy.

Join us in Lyon to be a part of this dynamic exchange of ideas and contribute to shaping the future of blockchain-based decentralized systems!

Program

🕣 Time 🎤 Speaker 💬 Title 🏢 Affiliation
Tuesday, June 10th
11:00−11:30 ☕️ Welcome
11:30-12:15 Cédric Gouy-Pailler Combining homomorphic encryption and differential privacy in federated learning CEA-LIST, France
12:15-13:00 Marc Tommasi On synthetic data generation and privacy University of Lille, France
13:00−14:30 Lunch
15:00−17:30 Yacine Belal Trustworthy Collaborative Learning: Personalization, Privacy, and Robustness at the Edge LIRIS-DRIM, INSA Lyon, France
19:00 Social Dinner
Wednesday, June 11th
9:00−9:30 🥐 Welcome/Breakfast
9:30−10:15 Carole Frindel Fusion multimodale et apprentissage profond pour des décisions thérapeutiques personnalisées Creatis, INSA Lyon, France
10:15-11:00 François Taïani Near-Optimal Communication Byzantine Reliable Broadcast under a Message Adversary University of Rennes, France
11:00−11:15 ☕️ Coffee break
11:15-12:00 Etienne Rivière PANDAS: a Peer-to-Peer Advertisement Network enabling Data Availability Sampling in Ethereum ICTEAM, UCLouvain, Belgium
12:00-13:45 Lunch
14:00-16:30 Aghiles Aït Messaoud TEE-based confidential processing systems and distributed storage LIRIS-DRIM, iExec Blockchain Tech, France
19:00 Social Dinner
Thursday, June 12th
8:30−9:00 🥐 Welcome/Breakfast
9:00−11:30 Matthieu Bettinger Collusion-Resilience in Decentralized Marketplace Mechanisms LIRIS-DRIM, INSA Lyon, France
11:30-13:00 Lunch
13:15−14:00 Rüdiger Kapitza Browser-based Remote Attestation FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany
14:00−14:45 Sara Tucci-Piergiovanni Analysis of the Ethereum Proof of Stake protocol CEA-LIST, France
14:45−15:30 Gaël Thomas Desynchronized garbage collection via cache retention Inria Saclay, France
15:30−15:45 Sonia Ben Mokhtar, Anthony Simonet-Boulogne Closing remarks CNRS, iExec Blockchain Tech

Venue

The workshop will be hosted at the Lyon 1 University’s library on the Doua campus in Villeurbanne (close to the “Gaston Berger” stop using either the T1 tram line, direction “INSA Einstein”, or the T4 tram line, its terminus):

20 avenue Gaston Berger
69622 Villeurbanne
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