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Jamilya is a lawyer currently working as a researcher at Kleros and doing her PhD on legal theory and decentralized dispute resolution systems... We are starting to publish a series of articles for you to know some of the members of the Kleros team. We will start today with our

Meet our new Fellows building the future of decentralized justice! The Kleros Fellowship of Justice dates back to 2018, when it opened applications for the first applicants. Throughout the history of the previous editions, Kleros has welcomed incredible minds - from talented attorneys and arbitrators to tenured professors, scholars, practitioners,

Research, development, integrations, community... Check what Kleros has been up to in the past few months. Research Activities Over the past months, our research activities have focused mainly on supporting our development efforts for Kleros 2.0. We have analyzed how Kleros can interact with scaling solutions that are being

Apply now and help build the future of decentralized justice! In August of 2018, we launched the Kleros Fellowship of Justice with the goal of creating a strong community of experts in the emerging field of decentralized justice. In this six month-long program, participants from the fields of computer science,