The Ethereum Foundation has announced $2 million in grants for Ethereum-related academic research, with proposals due by March 16, 2025. This is the third iteration of the foundation's annual Academic Grants Round and aims to support research in disciplines such as economics, cryptography, consensus protocols, security, and humanities. The foundation is looking to expand participation and encourage innovative approaches and contributions to Ethereum's ecosystem. Eligible applicants include academic institutions, researchers, educators, and teams. The funded projects must produce open-access research.



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