DWeb Seminar 2025
Current Science & Grand Challenges August 13-17, 2025 @ Internet Archive, SF
After more than ten years of pioneering work towards a genuinely decentralized and distributed system, it is time to revisit how far the decentralized web has come.
What is the current science in the peer-2-peer space? What are the immediate technical challenges ahead of us?
Seminar
August 13 - 15 "Input, Analysis & Synthesis"
invite-onlyThree-day technology- and science-intensive for ten advanced decentralized web builders and researchers. The goal is to map the current DWeb technological landscape, learn from each other, and define the challenges ahead.
The group will continue discussing their findings with the public during the DWeb Weekend and in a publication.
Weekend
August 16 "Roundtable Discussions"
publicWe welcome the public to join roundtables to discuss and share strategies on how to tackle the DWeb's immediate technical challenges.
August 17 "Demo Day"
publicWe invite you to share a talk, join a technical workshop, or attend a hands-on demonstration by some of the top P2P protocol builders in decentralized tech.
Learn more & join us!
Read more about DWeb Seminar (invite-only) and DWeb Weekend, the confirmed speakers and program full of roundtable discussions, presentations, workshops and demos.
Interested in presenting a talk, demo, or workshop? Fill out this form!
Location
The public days (16.-17.08.) will take place in the Internet Archive in San Francisco.
Address: 300 Funston Avenue, CA 94118
Who
DWeb Seminar 2025 is led by Research Director, Professor Christian Tschudin and Associate Research Director, Andreas Dzialocha. The event is produced by DWeb organizer Wendy Hanamura, and sponsored by the Internet Archive.
