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+ | Recently, Distributed ledger technology (DLT; e.g., Blockchain) emerged as a means to enable immutable transactions between untrustworthy parties, which are kept in a consistent state through automated, algorithm-based consensus building mechanisms, thus eliminating the need for third-party trust enforcement. In genomics, DLT’s recent popularity has led to the formation of several startups that mostly aim to establish market places where individuals can resell access to their personal genome data in exchange for some crypto currencies. However, these platforms are still in their infancy and many questions with regard to the application of DLT in genomics remain unanswered. | ||
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+ | The objective of this thesis is to conceptualize and develop a prototype of a DLT-based genome data sharing platform. | ||
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+ | <strong>Introductory literature:</strong> | ||
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+ | https://genome.cshlp.org/content/28/9/1255.short | ||
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Recently, Distributed ledger technology (DLT; e.g., Blockchain) emerged as a means to enable immutable transactions between untrustworthy parties, which are kept in a consistent state through automated, algorithm-based consensus building mechanisms, thus eliminating the need for third-party trust enforcement. In genomics, DLT’s recent popularity has led to the formation of several startups that mostly aim to establish market places where individuals can resell access to their personal genome data in exchange for some crypto currencies. However, these platforms are still in their infancy and many questions with regard to the application of DLT in genomics remain unanswered. | Recently, Distributed ledger technology (DLT; e.g., Blockchain) emerged as a means to enable immutable transactions between untrustworthy parties, which are kept in a consistent state through automated, algorithm-based consensus building mechanisms, thus eliminating the need for third-party trust enforcement. In genomics, DLT’s recent popularity has led to the formation of several startups that mostly aim to establish market places where individuals can resell access to their personal genome data in exchange for some crypto currencies. However, these platforms are still in their infancy and many questions with regard to the application of DLT in genomics remain unanswered. | ||
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Version vom 19. Februar 2019, 15:18 Uhr
Abschlussarbeitstyp: Bachelor, Master
Betreuer: Scott Thiebes
Forschungsgruppe: Critical Information Infrastructures
Archivierungsnummer: 4404
Abschlussarbeitsstatus: Offen
Beginn:
18. Dezember 2018
Abgabe: unbekannt
Background:
Recently, Distributed ledger technology (DLT; e.g., Blockchain) emerged as a means to enable immutable transactions between untrustworthy parties, which are kept in a consistent state through automated, algorithm-based consensus building mechanisms, thus eliminating the need for third-party trust enforcement. In genomics, DLT’s recent popularity has led to the formation of several startups that mostly aim to establish market places where individuals can resell access to their personal genome data in exchange for some crypto currencies. However, these platforms are still in their infancy and many questions with regard to the application of DLT in genomics remain unanswered.
Objective(s):
The objective of this thesis is to conceptualize and develop a prototype of a DLT-based genome data sharing platform.
Introductory literature:
https://genome.cshlp.org/content/28/9/1255.short
https://academic.oup.com/jamia/advance-article/doi/10.1093/jamia/ocy149/5211361