EECS Student Receives Ripple's UBRI Impact Award

Congratulations to Emma Nasseri, an EECS student at the University of Kansas, for receiving Ripple's UBRI Impact Award! Nasseri was recognized for her outstanding contributions to the Kansas Blockchain Fellowship, a program that has advanced KU's reputation as a leader in blockchain research and innovation.

"I am incredibly honored to receive this award," said Nasseri. "The Kansas Blockchain Fellowship has been a truly rewarding experience, and I am grateful for the opportunity to have worked with such a talented and passionate team."

During the conference, Nasseri and fellow students had the opportunity to represent KU and establish valuable connections with global leaders in the blockchain space. They were delighted to hear attendees commend KU for its innovative contributions to blockchain technology, and the impactful research conducted by our faculty and students.

Since its launch five years ago, Ripple's University Blockchain Research Initiative (UBRI) has made a significant impact on the field of blockchain technology, with a $50 million commitment to supporting academic research and innovation. UBRI has established partnerships with over 50 universities worldwide, awarded hundreds of fellowships and scholarships, and supported the publication of thousands of research articles.