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Blockchain Student Association
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Company Info

Blockchain Student Association (BSA) is an organization at Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne (EPFL) that focuses on exploring and advancing cryptocurrencies, blockchain technologies, and decentralized systems. It serves as a platform for students and enthusiasts who are interested in blockchain.

Company Details

  • Founded: 2018
  • Headquarters: Ecublens, Switzerland

Key Features:

  • Conducts weekly meetings open to anyone interested in blockchain to learn, network, and share ideas.
  • Organizes networking events, hackathons, and conferences with industry experts.
  • Provides students with support and guidance to help them develop and launch their blockchain projects.
  • Offers educational content, research opportunities, and practical training in blockchain technology.

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Company Details

Launch Date

Jun-2018

Company Size

Small (11-50)

Contact Details

Social Media

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  • instagram
  • telegram

Primary Category

  • Event Organiser

Others

  • Education

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