A game built using Multiparty Fully Homomorphic Encryption to demonstrate universally private data.

The first edition of Programmable Cryptography 101 was held as an unofficial remote course over the fall 2024 semester for MIT students.

The debut of Programmable Cryptography: Four Easy Pieces (https://0xparc.org/4-easy-pieces)

A popup cryptography-based game for attendees of Devconnect Istanbul.

The first research workshop centered around programmable cryptography.

A four-week program that served as a guided tour of the frontier of Zero Knowledge Proof technology, viewed through an application development lens.

A conversation at Devcon Bogotá about how the misleading terminology around zero knowledge cryptography obscures its full potential.

A three-month program for exploring and shipping MVPs of Autonomous Worlds or AW-adjacent projects.

Lattice is established as a new organization in the 0xPARC constellation.

Autonomous Worlds debuts as a concept through the release of the "Autonomous Worlds" essay.

Programmable Cryptography debuts as a concept at EDCON 2022.

The first research workshop to be co-hosted by 0xPARC, representing a full circle moment as 0xPARC itself grew out of the workshops.

The Dark Forest, Ember, and Friends Conference was hosted at Devconnect Amsterdam.

Dark Forest v0.3 was the first public-facing version of the game. The identity of the winner remains unknown to this day.

The debut of Dark Forest v0.1 occurred at this workshop.

This was the first research workshop to include Zero Knowledge Proofs as a focus area.

The first research workshop located at MIT.

The inaugural research workshop was initially conceived as a Math Olympiad Program reunion for working on interesting problems from the blockchain space and cryptography world. It was co-hosted with Dan Boneh and the Ethereum Foundation, and located at Stanford University.