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11th ZKP-focused HackerHouse in Oxford & London from Mar 8-18, aimed at development and research in ZKP infrastructure, with 10 selected hackers collaborating for advancement and open-source contributions.

Theme: ProofCircuit Hackerhouse in Oxford &London

Date: March8-18th.

This would mark the 11th HackerHouse we run so far. The last HackerHouse we run was side by side Zuconnect, a 1month ZKP research hackerhouse. We also brought some of our research whiteboard to Zuconnect. Winning the chewing glass prize at ZKhack and multipole awards including the ones we built for zuzalu.

Focused on both the development and research of Zero-Knowledge Proof (ZKP) circuits. Such as New Language Development, Compiler Optimization, Security, Scalability and Efficiency, User-Friendliness and Accessibility and more!

Bring more devs to focus on building ZKP infra, making Ethereum geeky again!

With 10hackers carefully selected with interview and screening on github repo, paired with the most advanced cryptographic discussion by the researcher at Oxford and UCL, IC and more, hackers will have a deeper understanding of the daily code they work with in ZKP then the ability to improve the SDKs, DSLs we have now.

A smaller and more tech-focused zuzalu for us make it possible to deliver a series of discussion in depth and code it out at the end. Meanwhile all our whiteboard discussions are all open to join in person and online. All our code are made open-sourced at our github or the github we contribute to.

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