In a world where blockchain continues to revolutionize many sectors, the SOC team at LIRIS and the Computer Science department of Claude Bernard Lyon 1 University distinguished by receiving the INATBA prize for the ERASMUS+ CHAISE project. Most Exciting Project in Learning and Awareness. This award, given by the International Association for Trusted Blockchain Applications (INATBA), recognizes remarkable efforts and significant contributions to the field of blockchain.

The awards ceremony, which took place on January 30, 2024 in Brussels, brought together industry leaders, innovators and educators, all coming together to celebrate advances in the use of blockchain technology. The prize won by Claude Bernard Lyon 1 University reflects not only its commitment to innovation and education, but also the importance of its ERASMUS+ CHAIR project, coordinated by Prof. Parisa Ghodous, in promoting awareness and learning around blockchain.

The INATBA award, recognized internationally, highlights the impact and confirms the quality of the initiatives carried out by the university, thus encouraging the pursuit of innovation and excellence in this rapidly expanding field.