Dr. Elli Androulaki

Distinguished Engineer in IBM Research

Dr. Elli Androulaki is a Distinguished Research Staff Member and Manager at IBM Research-Zurich in the area of Blockchain Security. She is co-leading IBM Blockchain Research strategy globally. Elli completed her PhD in Columbia University, NY, on eCommerce privacy, while during her Postdoc at ETH Zurich she co-invented the first security attack in Bitcoin. Elli joined IBM Research in May 2013, and shortly after, became the technical lead of IBM contributions to security and privacy components of Hyperledger Fabric, becoming one of the HLF architects. Her recent work focused on new HLF features including token exchange and decentralised identity enablement.

Security February 1, 2024

Forging a framework for central bank digital currencies and tokenization of other financial assets

5 min read - A high performing framework for CBDCs that combines privacy, regulation compliance and advanced resilience.

Blockchain June 28, 2021

Making fungible tokens and NFTs safer to use for enterprises

5 min read - Before cryptocurrencies, blockchain technology was unknown to most people. It was blockchain’s unique ability to manage the ownership of (virtual) currency in a decentralized and reduced-risk manner that made all the difference. The introduction of permissioned blockchains made the same…

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Forging a framework for central bank digital currencies and tokenization of other financial assets

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